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To clarify, are you asking to put the subcommittee list in the rows below the DV (or wherever) in addition to populating the DV itself?
If so, then use the same part of the formula that tells us which column represents the selected committee =MATCH(H1,1:1,FALSE)
[with whatever page references you need to add to the ranges, since your DV is now on a different page it will probably be something more like:
=MATCH(H1,Sheet1!1:1,FALSE)
Then in the cells where you want the list to show up, the easiest way is something like:
H2= offset(Sheet1!$A$1,row(H2)-1,MATCH(H1,Sheet1!1:1,FALSE))
where row(H2)-1 means that we know the subcommittes start on row 2, so use the row number of where you want the subcommittees to show up to determine the row number you are pulling from. The number you subtract should be one less than the row number of H2 (if you are instead starting the list in row 5, then you would use -4)
When you drag that formula down, you should get each of those values from the subcommittee. Since some of the source cells are blank, everything past the last entry may show up as zero (IIRC), you don't want to add blanks to the source cells because that will throw off your CountA. My preferred solution is to just wrap this formula in an IF statement once you have it working;
=IF([the whole formula above]=0,"",[the whole formula above]). That isn't efficient from a processing perspective, but it does work. Just fill that formula down to at least the max number of rows you might need (the max number of subcommittees under a single committee)