Plotting ListLinePlots together creating a 3D view

I have a *.xlsx file containing four columns, each pair representing an x and y value, so (from left to right): x_sample1, y_sample1, x_sample2, y_sample2.

What I wanted to do, is put them in a ListLinePlot (or something similar) next to each other in a 3-D view. I managed to get what I wanted using ListPointPlot, but a continuous line for each sample would look better for my purposes. ListPointPlot (to my knowledge) only let me use Filling to simulate a more continuous, solid look - but that doesn't really cut it. Attached below is a picture of what I did so far and how the general look of it should be. enter image description here

I used a (rather ugly) workaround to get this to work: for each plot I added an artificial x value named "row" in integer values from 1-14 and these were followed by the original plot data corresponding to y and z data for this plot.

The code I used is:

ListPointPlot3D[{exceldaten[[All, {1, 2, 3}]], exceldaten[[All, {4, 5, 6}]], 
          exceldaten[[All, {7, 8, 9}]], exceldaten[[All, {10, 11, 12}]],
          exceldaten[[All, {13, 14, 15}]], exceldaten[[All, {16, 17, 18}]], 
          exceldaten[[All, {19, 20, 21}]], exceldaten[[All, {22, 23, 24}]], 
          exceldaten[[All, {25, 26, 27}]], exceldaten[[All, {28, 29, 30}]], 
          exceldaten[[All, {31, 32, 33}]], exceldaten[[All, {34, 35, 36}]], 

          exceldaten[[All, {37, 38, 39}]], exceldaten[[All, {40, 41, 42}]]}, 
     PlotRange -> {{0.5, 14.5}, {0.0002, 0.0006}, {0, 50000}}, 
     Filling -> Axis, FillingStyle -> Automatic, Axes -> {False, True,True}, 
     AxesLabel -> {None, "mobility (corresponding unit)", "cps"}, 
     Ticks -> {header[[3 ;; 42 ;; 3]], Automatic, Automatic}, 
     LabelStyle -> Directive[Bold, Medium], PlotLegends -> header[[3 ;; 42 ;; 3]]]

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