I'd like to generate a series of number that follow a logarithmic curve style in Google Sheets. I know it kind of means nothing, but maybe this will help: it's for creating a previsional growth chart. So I know what the curve should look like, but don't know how to create it.
I managed to "create" this one but I'd like to be able to specify the start and end number and, if it's possible, the curve "bending" coefficient.

I'm then using the values in some other cells in the spreadsheet. The formula for this plot (blue line) is = 30 + 300 * LN(30 * (COLUMN(A1) - 1) + 1), spreaded over multiple cells of the same row.
Pretty much graphic design but using maths as the tool!
EDIT
I made the Sheet available for anyone interested : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/147rfa4vrlOFYjrm17LZUoxOAtYC6_VdRN3pvNjR8_cg/edit?usp=sharing

Suppose I want to place a log curve between points $(x_0,y_0) and (x_f,y_f)$. My equation will be of the form: $$y = a\log(x)+b$$. If I know two points, there is a unique logarithmic curve joining them. Your job is to find the numbers $a$ and $b$ which describe this curve. Then, $y_0 = a\log(x_0)+b$ and $y_f = a\log(x_f)+b$. This is a system of two equations in two variables. Note that $y_f-y_0 = a\log(\frac{x_f}{x_0}) \implies a = \frac{y_f-y_0}{\log(x_f/x_0)}$. After calculating $a$, you can easily find $b$.