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The hostname of my mysql database of WordPress is "localhost", then how do I integrate it with Excel since it doesn't accept localhost as hostname
 
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Hey @Rushit Jhaveri

Kindly refer to the following video lesson on how you can connect the MySQL trigger event in your workflow with the correct host and domain.

 
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The hostname of my mysql database of WordPress is "localhost", then how do I integrate it with Excel since it doesn't accept localhost as hostname
I understand your situation. However, Excel's capabilities for direct integration with databases hosted on 'localhost' are limited due to security and networking considerations that can be done on an owned system only.

You might need to explore alternative methods, such as exporting the data from your MySQL database into a format that Excel can handle, such as CSV, and then importing it into Excel. If you require real-time or direct integration, you might want to consider third-party tools or services that can bridge this gap between 'localhost' and Excel.
 
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