Working backwards....
If we take Sheet DATA I would do the following:
AF1: KEY
AF2: =IF($A2="","",$N2&":"&COUNTIF($N$2:$N2,$N2))
copied down to AF300
This simple approaches gives you a nice quick way to identify various properties without the need for expensive arrays later on...
Insert new sheet - let's call it "DNR"... on DNR sheet:
A1: Active
B1: Backup Offers
C1: Closed Sale
D1: Pending Sale
A2: =COUNTIF('Data '!$N:$N,A$1)
copied to B2:D2
(this shows how many properties are in each "bucket")
Now let's create new Named Ranges
Name: _Active
RefersTo: =OFFSET(DNR!$A$3,,,DNR!$A$2,1)
Name: _Backup_Offers
RefersTo: =OFFSET(DNR!$B$3,,,DNR!$B$2,1)
Name: _Closed_Sale
RefersTo: =OFFSET(DNR!$C$3,,,DNR!$C$2,1)
Name: _Pending_Sale
RefersTo: =OFFSET(DNR!$D$3,,,DNR!$D$2,1)
Now on to "Adjustment Tempo" sheet ... revise the Validation sources as follows:
D1: =DNR!$A$1:$D$1
D2: =IF(D1="Active",_Active,IF(D1="Backup Offers",_Backup_Offers,IF(D1="Closed Sale",_Closed_Sale,_Pending_Sale)))
So as D1 is altered so D2 listing updates... re: your issue with Status, why not simply tie to D1 ?
You know if the property is selected in theory it should be the same as D1, no ?
Does that help ?
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