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

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This discussion addresses how to plot the second column of 'file1.dat' against the first column of 'file2.dat' using Gnuplot. Users are encouraged to explore existing Gnuplot examples online for similar plotting scenarios. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding Gnuplot's syntax for effective data visualization. Clear instructions and code snippets are essential for users seeking to implement this plotting technique.

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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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