So its possible to reverse the x-axis on a ListPlot using ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity} However, ListLogLinearPlot does not accept this command. Im wondering if there is an ad-hoc way of forcing it to reverse the axis. In the attached image, i want to reverse the right hand panel so the x-axis "omegatau" is large near the origin and small on the right side. Attachments:* ReverseFRW.pdf

Answered by Vitaliy Kaurov here https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/1287170 data=Transpose[Table[Sort[RandomReal[{1,1000},100]],2]]; ListPlot[data, PlotTheme->"Detailed", ScalingFunctions->{ {-Log[#]&,InverseFunction[-Log[#]&]}, Automatic}] generates a log scaled reverse x axis you can close this thread

I should note that for whatever reason ScalingFunctions -> {"Reverse", Identity} appears as Red for me, even though it seems to be a valid option in the mathematica documentation. Currently have Mathematica 13.0.0 on Mac

Looks normal on my Windows 11 Mathematica V14

Reversing the X-axis in a ListLogLinearPlot?