Which statement is true regarding Task Reports?

The statement that Task Reports can only display a current user's tasks is accurate because Task Reports are designed to help users manage and track their own work within the Appian platform. They are focused on providing a personalized view of tasks that are currently assigned to the specific user viewing the report.

This functionality supports user-specific task management, enabling individuals to see their outstanding work and prioritize their activities effectively. By limiting the scope of visibility to a user’s own tasks, the report ensures that the data is relevant and manageable, contributing to user efficiency and clarity in workflows.

Contextually, this feature aligns with the security and privacy considerations inherent in many enterprise systems, where users may not have visibility into tasks assigned to others unless specific permissions are granted. This is why options suggesting broader visibility for any user or completed tasks, as well as the necessity of administrator rights for general access, do not accurately reflect the intended purpose and restrictions of Task Reports in Appian.