Duplicating a file in Acrobat DC (iOS)

How do you duplicate a file in the new version of Acrobat DC (iOS)? We have a master file that we use to create estimates off of but then save the new version so we can always build a new quote for someone off of the master. One used to be able to duplicate the file and then just rename it and go from there, but with the new setup I cannot figure out for the life of me how to do this. Any suggestions would help greatly!!!

Hi Delton,
Adobe Document Cloud and Creative Cloud do not provide an option to duplicate a cloud file.
To verify it
Open a web browser.
Go to https://cloud.acrobat.com
Sign in with your Adobe ID.
Go to Files section.
Select Document Cloud or Creative Cloud.
Select a file.
You can see that there is no "Duplicate" option.
You will also get the same result in the desktop version of Acrobat Reader DC for Mac or Windows.
This is just how Adobe Cloud works. The "Duplicate" option is available for local files only. Sorry for the inconvenience.

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