Got it, thanks.
There is also no real way to distinguish employee from employer, since NinjaForms sticks ALL form data into the same table in the same format. Of course, I could have the user choose whether they are an employee or employer in a pull-down menu up top, then write a function to query the database and spit out employee or employer data based on the searching user’s preference, but it seems like an ugly way of doing things. I should be able to go into the NinjaForms plugin and edit it to save user input into different tables based on the page it’s coming from, right?
