Find the required document, and then tap its name.
Tap Show Document Info.
The Document Info displays the basic information about the document, including: document type icon, document name, title, created by, creation date, modified by, modification date, version history, size, and properties, and, if checked out, the name of the person who checked the document out.
If the document has been saved locally for offline use, the offline status is shown in the header below the document title.
If an offline document was edited while offline, Modified locally appears, with the modification time, instead of the created by and modified by fields. Local Copy appears below the Document Info title.
From the Document Info panel, you can view person information and view document version history. When you view the person's information or view document version history, and open any documents, profiles or updates, they open in the same panel, but a Back icon () now appears at the bottom left of the page. Tap the Back icon to go back one step (page).
Tap the Close icon () at any time to close the Document Info panel (and any subsequent pages you may have opened).
Use the document commands in the Actions menu () as follows:
Note: This feature is only available if the SharePoint site is SharePoint 2013 or later, or Office 365, and Office Online is enabled (see To enable Office Online).
This feature applies to iPad only.
Browse to the location where you want to create a new document or folder.
Tap the Actions menu > () New ()
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Tap the New icon () on the bottom right of the page.
Tap the type of document you want to create or tap Folder if you want to create a new folder.
Enter the name of the document or folder, and tap Save.
If you are creating a document continue with the document creation process.
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If you are creating a new folder, you are taken to the new folder where you can now create either a new document or another folder, as described above.
Tap the Copy Link icon ().
This places the folder name with a hyperlink to its location as text on the Clipboard, which you can then paste to an email message or any other application.
Tap the Version area () to open the Version History panel.
The Version History panel lists details of all the versions of the selected document. You can open, restore or delete any version of a document, as described below.
Tap Open () to open the document.
Tap Restore () to restore the last version of the document. When you select this option you are asked to confirm that you want the selected version to replace the current version of the document.
Tap Delete () to delete the selected version of the document. Confirmation is required.
Tap the Back icon () to return to the Document Info panel.
Tap the Actions menu () >
Check In () / Check Out () / Discard Check Out ().
For Check In commands
If both major and minor versions are being tracked in the document library, you are asked to select Version Type. Tap the version and select x.x Minor version / x.0 Major version / x.x Overwrite current version.
Optionally, fill in a check-in comment by tapping the Comments text area.
Tap Check In, or Cancel to cancel the operation.
Notes:
Checked out documents have an arrow icon () overlaid on their type icon.
Documents that were declared as records cannot be checked out, and have a lock icon () overlaid on their type icon.
To approve or reject documents:
The Approve/Reject Action menu option only appears if the Content approval option has been set by the SharePoint administrator for the selected SharePoint library.
Tap the Actions menu () > Approve/Reject (). The Approve/Reject page opens.
Select the required approval status (Approve, Reject, or Pending).
(Optional) Enter a comment.
Tap Done. The Document Info page appears showing the updated approval status and any comments added.
To publish and unpublish documents:
The option to publish or unpublish documents becomes available if the SharePoint library has been set up for versioning and includes the option to create major and minor versions.
If the SharePoint library settings requires document approval, a new minor version is created until the document is approved. Once the document is approved, a new major version of the document is created.
If document approval is not required, a new major version of the document is created.