I was thrilled to see the ability of this plugin to make something out of a serialized PHP array, however, the array I'm attempting to decode is stored as a meta_value in the wp_usermeta table. This array is stored for each user, and so appears many times in the database, if that makes sense, and each instance may carry different values and even a different number of columns.

Eg

User 1

meta_key: wp_s2member_custom_fields

meta_value:

a:6:{s:6:"gender";s:1:"M";s:3:"dob";s:8:"1/5/2005";s:10:"sailprefix";s:3:"HKG";s:10:"sailnumber";s:3:"520";s:4:"club";s:3:"ABC";s:9:"hkodalaws";s:1:"Y";}

User 2

meta_key: wp_s2member_custom_fields

meta_value:

a:17:{s:7:"address";s:0:"";s:4:"club";s:5:"RHKYC";s:12:"contactphone";s:0:"";s:3:"dob";s:10:"27/10/2004";s:6:"gender";s:1:"F";s:6:"hkborn";s:0:"";s:9:"hkodalaws";s:1:"Y";s:10:"hkpassport";s:0:"";s:6:"isafid";s:0:"";s:8:"magazine";s:0:"";s:9:"otherclub";s:0:"";s:17:"permanentresident";s:0:"";s:10:"sailnumber";s:3:"206";s:10:"sailprefix";s:3:"HKG";s:6:"school";s:0:"";s:19:"schoolcontactperson";s:0:"";s:7:"yearshk";s:0:"";}

With that in mind,

1. Fundamentally, is it possible with the plugin to construct some kind of query to read and construct a table based on the serialized values  which are stored in the database as described, rather than importing from a URL as shown in the demo?

2. How does one go about that? :-)

Many thanks!