Hi, @darshthakkar -
I agree the Excel file format is a different story.
And there has to be a way to embed linefeeds in a field there, else you couldn’t do it in Excel itself and get the line breaks back when you reopen the file later!
I suggest if you don’t get an adequate answer in this forum, you check on a more general forum like Stack Exchange, and remove any references to SnapLogic. Just tell them you’re using an older version of JavaScript (not sure which one is embedded here, but I can find out if you really need it). Boil it down to just representing the line breaks in an Excel file (I guess you’re wanting .XLSX?), and how to get it in JavaScript.
Then apply here!
