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I have 2 separate tables (PmtTable, RateTable) that I'd like to use to create a new table (NewTable) that has a SUMPRODUCT calculation that is derived using the two original tables. Using Excel it would look something like this:
=SUMPRODUCT('RateTable'[A:A], 'RateTable'[E:E], 'PmtTable'[E:E] / SUMPRODUCT('RateTable'[A:A], 'PmtTable'[E:E])
RateTable
A B C D E
Term | Rate_012 | Rate_024 | Rate_036 | Rate_048 |
1 | .05438 | .051989 | .050373 | .04967 |
2 | .05318 | .052763 | .055737 | .04896 |
PmtTable
A B C D E
Term | Rate_012 | Rate_024 | Rate_036 | Rate_048 |
1 | 81441 | 39704 | 25804 | 18862 |
2 | 81780 | 39870 | 25911 | 19273 |
There seems to be something wrong with the code you provided, and I don't quite understand what you need.
If you can, please provide some dummy data and desired results. It is best presented in table form.
Regards,
Nono Chen
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