What you may want to do is open the Report Designer on that report and choose the Display SQL option to see how it is structured. You could then compare it to the SQL of the new report. I have noticed that, unfortunately, some elements of the canned reports are not reproducible in custom reports without doing it via raw SQL. If you have a good understanding of structuring queries, that might just give you what you need to make thge report you want by making a new report with the SQL Query data source. I hope that helps!

Actually I think its there. In most of my reports its called "Task Assignments". All they've done is change the name. If you click on that little blue icon you can change the title. As soon as you do it resorts the list alphabetically. Looking at the SQL of 2 reports it appears to me that regardless of the name it refers to [dbo].GetTaskAssignments(Task0.TaskID) as [Task.TaskAssignments]. I think all Symantec has done is take the standard Task Assignments column and labeled it Assigned. Give it a shot an let us know.

I agree, some of the pre-built reports are missing some options. On top of that, if you try to duplicate the settings in a new report, not only will you see the missing options but depending on the order which items are selected you will see different results. And, on top of that, some of the selections you make don't result in the right outputs. If you look at the SQL statements you will often see a join not happening where it should or boolean operators not being placed where they should. We saw this when trying to come up with a report to see closed incidents by analyst in a specific group. In this case we had to go to custom SQL to get the results we wanted. I suppose installing IT Analytics will help with this but that's a different story all together.

Add Process Management to the report, then the Assigned to Me and Assigned to Users checkboxes (we left it as assigned to any users, but you can narrow it down in there if you choose).  On the right side after you've added them you should see the Assigned To property.  Actually, I think it just keys off of the Assigned to Users piece, but we have both checked so that's why I mention it.

If I'm coming in way too late on this, my apologies.  Just started coming back to the Connect Forums after a long SD implementation. :)

Hope this helps.

I really hope in the next update/release the product team will add these kind of things. When you write your own SQL it is hard to add variables to reports for other users to use who don't know SQL.