No problem. Glad to help.
I also use Box.com (the free account) to save off my more important iWorks documents. Box has a WebDAV server, so you can use the WebDAV create and save options. It takes a few extra seconds when you are done updating a document, but well worth the peace of mind. And Box saves versions, so you can roll back that last edit.
You can also use DropBox via the OpenIn options. A couple more steps, but if you already have the account.
I mention this because I have had all my iWorks files disappear form both the iPad and iCloud. It was a glitch on the servers, and while tech support could have (eventually) restored my documents, being able to restore them myself was much faster. And if I had not had Apple Care, and free tech support, it could have cost money. Though I don't think it would have, being their fault.
On a positive note the tech upgraded me to a 50GB iCloud account and extended it a year. I don't care about the size. I don't/won't use that much, but an extra free year was nice.
The rule of backups. Important files must be stored in at least two places, preferably three. One on the device, one off the device, and one at a different physical location. If you're lazy (and I often am) a cloud storage site like DropBox or Box can be the last two. iCloud does not count, because it's syncing nature means that changes on one device get transmitted to the second device, and iCloud itself, very quickly. A deleted file on the iPad quickly becomes deleted everywhere.