As long-time RF Cafe visitors are aware, my series of RF Cascade Workbook™ spreadsheets, based in Microsoft Excel, has been around since 2002. The latest and greatest version, packed with features for creating and analyzing RF transmitter and receiver component chains, is called RF Cascade Workbook™ version L (I stopped using year versions long ago). It exploits the power of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to perform tasks you have likely never seen in an Excel spreadsheet. 

RF Cascade Workbook™ 2005 was the first time I began using VBA code to handle equations and special tasks. RF Cascade Workbook™ 2008 brought, along with other new capabilities, a major change where the components are arranged horizontally across the page, rather than being stacked vertically. It provided a more natural left-to-right flow, along with graphs situated at the top of the page whose data points aligned with the stage outputs.

Occasionally, I receive a request to make the RF Cascade Workbook™ 2005 vertical layout an alternative to the horizontal layout. Reformatting the entire workbook would be a lot of work, so rather than doing that and charging the standard purchase price for it, I decided to instead release it under a new name, "Wireless System Workbook™," and make it available at no cost - compliments of RF Cafe advertisers and me. The only "price" you pay is having a small, persistent floating window (which can be relocated, but not closed) in view with hyperlinked thumbnail logos of my supporters. Since Wireless System Workbook also uses VBA code, you will need to OK the macros to run. 

Since Wireless System Workbook™ is essentially RF Cascade Workbook™ 2005, the User Guide for RF Cascade Workbook™ 2005 fully applies.

You're welcome.