The source document (sample.xls) contains these data:

A
1
2
3
4

In my destination workbook, I would like to put a reference in A1 so
when I copy the formula into B1, C1, etc., I get this:

A  1  2  3 etc.

Instead I get:

A  0  0  0 etc.

I've tried every variation of =sample.xls!$A$1 and none of them do it.
Is there another way? This is only needed one time but I'm trying to
avoid having to manually edit the formula across 20 columns, which is
how many the formula needs to be copied into.

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