Defining a logarithm function that translates into a value that I can easily graph

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I'm trying to create a logarithmic bar chart on Visio. Using Visio's coordinate system, I defined the following values for $f(x)$:

  • $$f(0) = 200,000$$
  • $$f(10) = 341,248$$
  • $$f(100) = 482,496$$
  • $$f(1000) = 623,744$$
  • $$f(10000) = 764,992$$
  • $$f(100,000) = 906,240$$

I've spent the weekend trying to figure out how I can define a function that maintains the defined values relationship. I'm stuck.

What are the steps to determining a function that will give me these values? I want to be able to plug-in, say, f(30) and the resulting value is a coordinate value on my Visio project that I can just type-in easily to position the individual bar charts.

Since this is not a Visio specific question, I figured I'd ask here because I want to understand the process of how you all go about solving this type of problem.

Thank you!

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Your data fit perfectly to $f(n)=200,000+141,248\log_{10}n$ as long as the argument of the first data point is $n=1$ instead of $n=0$.