[?] Set logarithmic and reversal scaling axes?

[pcdriscoll (Peter Driscoll)]

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!

[Vitaliyk (Vitaliy Kaurov)]

If you read carefully docs on ScalingFunctions especially last example, you will see arbitrary well-defined functions can be applied to scaling.

Did you try that? For instance:

data=Transpose[Table[Sort[RandomReal[{1,1000},100]],2]];
ListPlot[data,
	PlotTheme->"Detailed",
	ScalingFunctions->{
		{-Log[#]&,InverseFunction[-Log[#]&]},
		{Log,InverseFunction[Log]}}]

[pcdriscoll (Peter Driscoll)]

Awesome! Thank you so much!