Difficult Excel Formula - Populating Data from Drop Down Menu

DataValidator

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Hi All,

I am trying to create a formula to have data populated from a drop down menu but I am unable to get it to work correctly.

Depending on which department you select, the data should automatically populate, but I am not sure what kind of formula to use given how my data is currently displayed.

I am currently using the below formula that pulls in any data that has a value associated with it.

=IFERROR(INDEX(Dash!E$9:E$43,SMALL(IF(Dash!E$9:E$43>0,ROW(Dash!B$9:B$43)-ROW(Dash!B$9)+1),ROWS(Dash!B$9:B9))),"")

My issue is, how do I use this formula as well as another formula to pull in the data I need depending on which Department is selected?

Drop Down Tab:
DepartmentAtlanta
Department #500
MTD3/31/2019
Revenue IN from:
DepartmentAmountRegion
Arizona100Domestic
Corporate Communications200Domestic
Washington DC300Domestic
Silicon Valley400Domestic
Santa Monica500Domestic
New York600Domestic
Boston700Domestic
San Diego800Domestic
San Francisco900Domestic

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Data Tab:
500225
DomesticDomestic
AtlantaB2B Tech
Rev share in00
Rev share out00
Net00
350ArizonaDomesticRev share in1000
550Corporate CommunicationsDomesticRev share in2000
400Washington DCDomesticRev share in3000
225Silicon ValleyDomesticRev share in4000
200Santa MonicaDomesticRev share in5000
450New YorkDomesticRev share in6000
325BostonDomesticRev share in7000
250San DiegoDomesticRev share in800100
150San FranciscoDomesticRev share in900200
500AtlantaDomesticRev share in1,000300
600MediaDomesticRev share in1,100400
850DigitalDomesticRev share in1,200500
475ContentDomesticRev share in1,300600
275Research & MeasurementDomesticRev share in1,400700
300SeattleDomesticRev share in1,500800
375PortlandDomesticRev share in1,600900
UKLondonInternationalRev share in1,7001,000

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I am not sure how to upload an excel file or how to share one through DropBox. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thank You!

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