"Radio network planning templates can filter associated sheets by cell, LTE Inte

r-neighboring cell, LTE Intra-neighboring cell, GSM neighboring cell, UMTS neigh
boring cell and CDMA neighboring cell, X2 Link by using the macro function. Ther
efore, users can customize radio network planning templates as required.
On the Cell tab page, type the template name of a created LTE cell in the CellTe
mplateName field. The version of the cell template must be the same as that of t
he RNP table, the values of the Electrical Tilt, Mechanical Tilt, and Azimuth pa
rameters of a cell under the same sector must be consistent as well.
The value of the BidDirection field in the EutranInterFreqNCell, EutranIntraFreq
NCell, GeranNcell, and UtranNCell worksheets may be YES or NO. In the exported f
ile, if the value of this field is YES, a corresponding reverse neighbor relatio
nship exists in the system; if the value is NO, no corresponding reverse neighbo
r relationship exists in the system. When the file is imported in Append mode, i
f the value of this field is YES, the system automatically adds the reverse neig
hbor relationship; if the value is NO, no operation is performed. When the file
is imported in Update or Delete mode, no operation is performed regardless of th
e value of this field.
The value of the BidDirection field in the USERPLANEPEER and SCTPPEER worksheets
may be YES or NO or PART. In the exported file, if the value of this field is Y
ES, the X2 links all have reverse X2 links in the system; if the value is NO, no
corresponding reverse X2 links exist in the system; if the value is PART, some
of the X2 links have reverse X2 links. When the file is imported in Append mode,
if the value of this field is YES, the system automatically adds or supplements
the reverse X2 links; if the value is NO or PART, no operation is performed. Wh
en the file is imported in Update or Delete mode, no operation is performed rega
rdless of the value of this field.
Apart from the Cover sheet, user need to enter the details of configuration obje
cts on the corresponding data sheet. The first line of a data sheet, except the
SiteList sheet, lists the property name of a configuration object, and the secon
d line lists the meaning of a property, value range, and other information. The
SiteList sheet identifies the NE corresponding to specified configuration data r
ather than the fixed properties of a configuration object.
For an object, the parameters that need not be set are automatically shielded ac
cording to the values of the branch parameters.
No empty row is allowed between data record rows in worksheets."