Do not transfer that category-specific calendar automatically. The published Gold Card outcome is EB-1 or EB-2 permanent residence as appropriately determined, with its actual process and records.
Separate the two immigration histories
Any existing EB-5 obligations or case remain a separate assessment. Choosing another route does not by itself remove them, release capital or guarantee a residence date in the new process. Draw the sequence for the route actually chosen and leave the other one off the page.
Mixing them produces a calendar with milestones belonging to no live process, and a family then plans around dates that will never arrive. For the published Gold Card route the sequence runs through the non-refundable processing payment, vetting, official instructions and the principal gift that follows them, with EB-1 or EB-2 eligibility, admissibility and visa availability all still to be satisfied. Hypothetical example: a clinical evaluation report author pencils in an I-829 window because the earlier EB-5 spreadsheet contained one; that window belongs to conditional residence obtained through EB-5 and has no counterpart here.
Where an EB-5 case remains live it keeps its own dates, and both calendars stay open until one of them is formally closed. Give the sequence a review date and reopen it whenever an official instruction arrives, because a calendar drawn once and never revisited drifts out of step with the process it was meant to track.