Ciao, you should create a calculated field based on version. And then group your documents by the new calculated field.

Here the full explanation:

• Create a calculated field based on Version; Formula syntax is like Excel formula (see link;
  https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/bb862071(v=office.14).aspx )
• You should split the version string by the "."(dot) characted and then check if major an minor version define a document has Draft or Publish (apply your criteria here)
• Draft | Publish, are two of possible values of your calculated field
• Create views that filter or group documents by that value

Ciao, you should create a calculated field based on version. And then group your documents by the new calculated field.

Here the full explanation:

• Create a calculated field based on Version; Formula syntax is like Excel formula (see link;
  https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/bb862071(v=office.14).aspx )
• You should split the version string by the "."(dot) character and then check if major an minor version define a document as Draft or Publish (apply your criteria here)
• Draft | Publish, are two of possible values of your calculated field
• Create views that filter or group documents by that value

Ciao, you should create a calculated field based on version. And then group your documents by the new calculated field.

Ciao, you should create a calculated field based on version. And then group your documents by the new calculated field.

Here the full explanation:

• Create a calculated field based on Version; Formula syntax is like Excel formula (see link;
  https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/bb862071(v=office.14).aspx )
• You should split the version string by the "."(dot) characted and then check if major an minor version define a document has Draft or Publish (apply your criteria here)
• Draft | Publish, are two of possible values of your calculated field
• Create views that filter or group documents by that value