Find link between which order supplies which demand!!

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Hello All,

I am trying to find a link between which purchase order will supply which work order demand. For example, the first work order, 43081340 will be supplied by the first purchase order 59747( )(1)(1) as 100.000 can cover 25.459.
The same goes for the next work order, 43081341, again, here the first purchase order 59747( )(1)(1) will also be able to supply this amount as 25.459 + 23.189 are still not higher than 100.000. When the third work order comes, 43081094, here we have multiple purchase orders that would have to supply in order to cover the demand. Here we would need PO 59747 1-2, 1-3, and 1-4. Right now, I am doing this manually, so I hope you guys can help me with some sort of function or ideas. Please, feel free to ask for more info if needed.

*work order demand = is the material consumption


SORT DATEITEM NUMBERITEM DESCRIPTIONTYPEORDER NUMBERQTYDateAcumulatedLink
100001123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(1)​
100.000​
27-06-2023​
100.000​
1
100002123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(2)​
100.000​
27-06-2023​
200.000​
2
100003123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(3)​
100.000​
11-07-2023​
300.000​
2
100004123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(4)​
100.000​
11-07-2023​
400.000​
2
100005123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(5)​
100.000​
25-07-2023​
500.000​
3
100006123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(6)​
100.000​
25-07-2023​
600.000​
3
100007123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081340​
- 25.459​
29-07-2023​
574.541​
1
100008123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081341​
- 23.189​
12-08-2023​
551.352​
1
100009123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081094​
- 258.238​
22-08-2023​
293.114​
2
100010123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081342​
- 23.138​
26-08-2023​
269.976​
2
100011123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(7)​
100.000​
05-09-2023​
369.976​
4
100012123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(8)​
100.000​
05-09-2023​
469.976​
5
100013123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081343​
- 28.908​
09-09-2023​
441.068​
2
100014123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081098​
- 234.584​
18-09-2023​
206.484​
3
100015123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(10)​
100.000​
19-09-2023​
306.484​
5
100016123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(9)​
100.000​
19-09-2023​
406.484​
6
100017123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081344​
- 29.070​
23-09-2023​
377.414​
4
100018123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(11)​
100.000​
03-10-2023​
477.414​
6
100019123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(12)​
100.000​
03-10-2023​
577.414​
6
100020123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081345​
- 29.851​
06-10-2023​
547.564​
4
100021123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081105​
- 234.024​
10-10-2023​
313.539​
6
100022123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081121​
- 294.219​
03-11-2023​
19.320​
6
100023123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(14)​
100.000​
07-11-2023​
119.320​
7
100024123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(13)​
100.000​
07-11-2023​
219.320​
7
100025123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(15)​
100.000​
14-11-2023​
319.320​
7
100026123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081127​
- 296.003​
28-11-2023​
23.317​
7
100027123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(16)​
100.000​
05-12-2023​
123.317​
8
100028123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(17)​
100.000​
19-12-2023​
223.317​
8
100029123456Apples
Purchase order​
59747( )(1)(18)​
100.000​
19-12-2023​
323.317​
8
100030123456Apples
Work order demand​
43081135​
- 304.108​
26-12-2023​
19.209​
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