How to attach files to a reply email

Amazing that so many years have passed and Apple still has no interest to accommodate this basic business need that so many people in business who rely on their phone email to perform this task have agreed with me. Much like the horrible and limited Alarm options in the Scheduler, Apple still seems to be more about developing gimmicks for teenagers than filling to void of satisfying basic functionality that Android has provider for many years. If they were to enhance focus in these areas to fill these simple needs, even more would be in or more completely in the Apple Eco..

I am using iPhone 6s and in year 2016 too , this problem does not seem solved.

I must reply the email with my document attached. Where's the solution?

I will throw my iPhone to dust bin if this minor feature could not be provided by Apple. And, I will never use Apple product again.

For iPhone, try email reply for iPhone

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/email-reply-for-iphone-file/id797420988?mt=8

Re: Attach PDF (or any document) to email.

What about the iPhone 4? I don't see a way to do this and since I use the iPhone for work this is a needed future. Hope there is a way if not I hope soon there will be a way.

I am unable to copy attachment from my mail. it does not work.

I am also wondering why we do not have this feature of attaching the files to a mail in iphone :-(

it is very basic need for users .

Above text was typed on an iPhone so please ignore the typos.

8- slide-out keyboard is a must.

Skir

Well said @scottbiz59 - I think it's a patent related too for not having that option - need to bear with it - Nothing can beat Microsoft Exchange!

I am aware of that, but how to attach documents - Word, excel, powerpoint or PDF files.

Creative workaround! Hope you got a job!

Just use the Microsoft outlook app for iphone.

This is evidently not a finish product in my opinion, can’t really justify why the function to attach a file to a reply isn’t available in today’s
tech world?

Very unfulfilled...

Of course you can attach anything from iCloud Drive using the mail app.

In Apple's Mail app, you can only attach photos & videos from Photos app (by double-tapping or tap+hold on the msg body of the email).

GGood work roman!