How can I make this dynamic calendar sort data from the future and the past?

Hello! I've used VLOOKUP to help find the dates of each item and with the help of other users the calendar is currently set up to show estimated time for future years in regards to the cycle days however since some cycles are 365 years is there a way to show multiple cycles for the future and change dynamically once the time comes to continue showing into the future? Also is there a way to do that with the past times its been purchased to show the estimated time for previous years. I was thinking of possibly using VLOOKUP to find the estimated time for past years and link it to the date in the title of a column or maybe using the same method for adding cycles but subtracting cycles? Although when doing that I dont know how it would react to there possibly being a missing order in the cycle? If there is any way I can elaborate to make things clearer please let me know and thank you for your help!

Perhaps we would be in a better position to offer help if there was more information as to how the current values are calculated so that we can get a better idea of what is being attempted.
For instance it seems that the cycle days for banana should be 561 days as opposed to 1460 days based on the two purchase dates being 6/2/19 and 12/14/20.
If the value were to be 561, I would suggest adding a column (G3:G12) to the data on the Input Data sheet. The new column could be populated using: =IF(E3="","",E3-INDEX(E4:E$12,MATCH(D3,D4:D$12,0)))
The cycle days column on the sheet could then be populated using: =IF(A2="","",IF(C2="Missing", 365,INDEX('Input Data'!G$3:G$12,MATCH(A2,'Input Data'!D$3:D$12,0))))
However I don't have enough information to know how to calculate the 1460.
Let us know if you have any questions.

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