Woohoo! Thanks!

@Anthony Imgrund‚ So based on your description it sounds like I had already done it correctly, and was just doubting myself based on another Community post. Here's the filter I am using on my Assignment report (below). Is that correct?

Oh one of my coworkers is a huge Cap fan (he can recite every shield and every costume and what year it was introduced…); he'd love that.

Just found out a few days ago is we're attempting some kind of Zoom-based Halloween party AND costume contest. The theme is "masks." This ought to be interesting. 

That pumpkin rocks…

I wouldn't be surprised if this has been covered, but my search-fu here is weak. Pretty sure it's been discussed: I need a report that shows all the unfinished tasks assigned to a user regardless of whether they are the primary assignee or not. Many of our tasks are multi-person assigned but we have...

Okay, *whew*, my Task report is okay.  But like you, I'd like to see a solution on the Assignment report.

Richard, Well this is dismaying because I was creating this Assignment-based report (still testing) to replace a Task-based version (currently in use!). If this issue is true (that it only works for Primary Assignee) then our current "go look at your dashboard" has been flawed for…over a year. We ...

@Richard Leek‚ Does this same flaw apply if it's an Assignment report (rather than the OP's Task report)?

Then my only feedback is to default to "off." I'm a firm believer that new functionality that involves access should always default to a state to mimic past behavior (i.e., before the new feature existed).