Req: "Logged on to Primary Workstation"

Hi, I have a directive bundle assigned to some devices, that runs every 2 hours. I'd like the bundle to only run if there is a user logged in. (any user). ZCM 10.3.3.44626
There doesnt seem to be a requirement filter that matches my needs. The closest seems to be "Logged on to Primary Workstation", but the description is a bit cryptic:
"Determines whether the user is logged on to his or her primary workstation. The two conditions you can use to set the requirement are Yes and No. If you select Yes, the user must be logged on to his or her primary workstation to meet the requirement. If you select No, if no user is logged on to the workstation, the requirement is not met. However, if a user other than the primary user is logged on to the workstation, the requirement is met."
The key part being that last sentence - it seems to suggest that if ANY user is logged on, the requirement is met?
Does anyone know exactly how this filter works?

Actually, looking at it more carefully, it seems to suggest:
If I select NO as the filter option, then if any user - EXCEPT for the primary user - is logged in, the requirement is met.
This seems a little strange, but I suppose I can OR this requirement with the "primary user logged in" one, to get what I want.

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Yes, I have already read it...
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