Maple GNUPLOT 'file1.dat 2nd column' vs 'file2.dat 1st column'

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To plot the second column of 'file1.dat' against the first column of 'file2.dat' in Gnuplot, the user needs to use the plot command with the appropriate file and column specifications. The basic syntax involves using the 'using' keyword to specify the columns from each file. An example command would be: "plot 'file2.dat' using 1:(system('awk ''{print $2}'' file1.dat')) with lines". This approach allows for the extraction of the second column from 'file1.dat' while plotting it against the first column of 'file2.dat'. Users are encouraged to explore Gnuplot documentation and online examples for further clarification and advanced plotting techniques.
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How can I plot 'file1.dat 2nd column' vs 'file2.dat 1st column' in Gnuplot?
How can I plot 'file1.dat 2nd column' vs 'file2.dat 1st column' in Gnuplot?
If someone can help me with what code I need to write to do it, it will be very helpful.
 
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Have you looked for gnuplot examples online? Surely someone has run into the same problem before.
 

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