Example - Creating Revision Numbers with Major and Minor Counters In this example, a revision number format has values A.01, A.02, ... during the pre-release workflow and B.01, B.02, ... during the released workflow. To create a revision number with major and minor counters: Create two revision number components: Component name Initial counter value Format string Major 1 A,B,C,...,Z Minor 1 Number 00 Create a revision number called MajorMinor using these components (set Revision number format string to Major.Minor). For both the pre-release and release workflow states: On the Revision Numbers tab, select MajorMinor from the list of revision numbers. Because only the minor component should increment for every revision in the pre-release workflow, set Increment by for Minor to 1, and clear Increment by for Major. Save the workflow. Open the properties for the transition where the files are passed from the pre-release workflow to the released workflow. Make sure that the target state has the revision number assigned. In the transition's Properties dialog box, on the Revision Numbers tab, set Major to increment by 1 and Minor to reset to 1. Values entered on the Revision Numbers tab are intended to allow the revision component counter values to be silently incremented or reset as a file passes through the transition. This defines how each counter of a multi-component revision number will behave on the next use of the increment revision operation on a transition or when the Set Revision command is run manually. To test the revision numbering: Move a file through the pre-release workflow and increment the revision numbering. Only the minor counter increments each time (A.01, A.02, and so on). Move the file to the released workflow. The major counter increments by 1 (for example, A > B) and the minor counter resets to 1 (for example, 03 > 01). You will see these changes the next time a revision number is applied to the file. Move the file through the release workflow. Only the minor counter should increment each time (B.01, B.02, and so on). Parent topicRevision Numbers Creating Revision Numbers Setting Revision Numbers Manually Setting Revision Numbers Automatically Assigning Revision Numbers to Workflow States Synchronizing a Revision Variable to a Revision Number Example - Changing Revision Numbering for Different Workflow States Example - Mapping a Revision Number to a Drawing Title Block Creating Workflow States Creating Workflow Transitions