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# Assignments
## Assignments screen
This page displays the actions for the user to assign or actions already assigned.
## Search filter
| **Filter** | **Remarks** |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Open | Filter by actions to be assigned |
| Closed | Filter by actions already assigned |
| Process | Filter by process name |
| Mode | Request in **Test** mode or in **Real (active)** mode |
| To do by | Predefined deadline for the action to be assigned |
| Or from... to... | User-selected deadline date range for the action to be assigned; the pictogram displays a calendar allowing one-click date selection. |
## Assignment list
| **Columns** | **Remarks** |
| ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Request # | Request icon and request ID; a link displays the request follow-up form |
| Process | Process name |
| Action | Action name; a link displays the request follow-up form. |
| Launched | Request creation date |
| Time limit | Deadline after which the request is considered late |
| Assigned to | The person the action was assigned to |
| On \* | The date and time the action was assigned |
\* For assignments done.
You can sort the list descending or ascending by any of the elements by clicking the corresponding column header.
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