Asana's list view is great for working tasks, not for reading where they sit. Export the project CSV, drop it here, and every task becomes a count — by section, priority and assignee, with tasks created and completed trending over time.
Asana exports one row per task with its section, priority, assignee and tags. Each of those is a category to count; the Created At and Completed At dates drive the trend. No formula columns, no pivot tables.
Open a project → the ⋯ menu (top right) → Export → CSV. You get one row per task with all fields.
Section/Column, Priority, Assignee and Tags are detected as categories; Created At drives the trend and Completed At lets you read throughput.
See tasks by section and priority side by side, then click any value — every other chart recomputes for that slice.
A board is for the standup. This is the read on where the work actually sits.
Counts of tasks per section and per priority, side by side, ranked so the backlog bulge is obvious.
Tasks per assignee at a glance — the count chart shows imbalance before a 1:1 does.
Tasks created over time next to completion dates shows whether throughput keeps up with intake.
Task names, assignees and tags are parsed and charted in your browser — no file ever leaves your machine.