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Help on Group Column Graph

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Hello Gnuplot Masters!

I have three data files like file1.dat, file2.dat, file3.dat.
In each file I have:
1   #Param1
2   #Param2
3   #Param3
4   #Param4
The first column have different values in each file.
The second columns (started with #), are identical.

I would like to plot these data in two ways:
1) Column Graph group by row, e.g.:
   {row1 file1, row1 fileN},{....},{rowN file1, rowN file3}
2) Column Graph group by file, e.g.:
   {file1 row1, file1 rowN},{....},{file3 row1, file3 rowN}

Can you please help me?

Kindest regards and thank you in advance,
Frank.

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