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Is there a way to give an assignee its own workflow in an RTC work item?

We are creating a work item in RTC that needs the ability to add multiple assignees to it. Each assignee should have its own workflow enumeration selection. (In progress, closed). I know I can do something similar to this with the approvals attribute but when I do queries on the approvals I don't see the names of the people I added. Any other ways to do this?

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To see the names of the approvers, you will need to use a report, rather than a work item query.
You can create a sub-task for each approver, but that is usually overkill.

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The query only shows the Approval title and the status, but not the name of the people who are added as approvers.

I corrected my answer to state that you will need to use a report (rather than a work item query) to see the name of the approvers. 

I don't see the option to add the name of the approvers. Plus, the report builder is splitting my work items up into multiple rows if I have multiple subscribers

In Report Builder, your report would start with work item, then add the relationship to Work Item Approval, then add the relationship to Work Item Task.   Then in the Format Results tab, add the Approver property of the Work Item Task as a column to display.   If you want multiple approvers to be displayed in the same row somehow, then you probably could use some custom expression to do this, but I don't know why you wouldn't just do the standard thing and have each approver in its own row in the result table. 

Is there a way to get the comments attribute into the report builder?

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