Reversing the X-axis in a ListLogLinearPlot?

[mannguyen2019 (Man Nguyen)]

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 “omega*tau” is large near the origin and small on the right side.

ReverseFRW.pdf (44.8 KB)

[mannguyen2019 (Man Nguyen)]

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

[mannguyen2019 (Man Nguyen)]

Answered by Vitaliy Kaurov here

[?] Set logarithmic and reversal scaling axes?

I'm trying to create a Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram which requires both axes to be logarithmic and the x-axis to be reversed. I've found the ScalingFunctions option for the ListPlot command, but it can only seem to do one change to each axes at a time ({"Log","Log"} or {"Reverse","Log"}). Are there any other methods of manipulating axes or a way to get an extra change out of the ScalingFunctions option? Thanks!

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

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[ahmed (Ahmed Elbanna)]

Looks normal on my Windows 11 Mathematica V14

[mannguyen2019 (Man Nguyen)]

Doesnt work for ListLogLinearPlot when the scaling function is set to “reverse”.
It works for Listplot with an explicit log scale scaling function. This solution works great so it doesnt matter that it seems bugged for ListLogLinear plot.