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Thanks once again!

I had tried a code like this but it prints it like a new row with a whitespace charachter. Is it a separator problem?
00.00.dat 00.10.dat 00.20.dat 00.30.dat
292.9998
292.3675
292.0370
...

HOORAY! we' re getting closer :D
This code seems to get a bit closer...
Look, I really appreciate your efforts on my problem! To make it easier, for me it would be just fine if I had an output like...

I came up with this code:

awk '{a[FNR]=a[FNR] FS $X;t=(FNR>T)?FNR:t}END {for (i=1;i<=t;i++) print a[i]}' *.dat > output.txt

It works perfectly for extracting the first and second columns (...

There has to be something wrong about this code. I am still trying...
For the attached files. The output is:

1.00 163.00 292.3690
-00.10.dat 292.0391
-00.20.dat 291.8038
-00.30.dat
3.00...

Nope... it is breaking somewhere... :-(
I changed the file names in an easier pattern. Now they are all in 00.00.dat (00.00.dat, 00.10.dat, ... , 23.50.dat)
I attach a sample so that you can have...

Hello and thanks a lot for your immediate reply.
It was my mistake to use "|" as separator because the actual separator is " " (single space) and files are .dat
Guess the code that does the work...

Hello all,
I am quite new in linux shell scripting and I have this issue.
I ve got some files including measurements taken every 10minutes for a whole day.
File name format is: 00.00, 00.10,...