Plot bar chart with log scale on y axis with different base

I am ploting bar chart with log scale on y axis. I am using following code for log scale on y-axis.
set(gca,'YScale','log').
As default log scale base is 10 and I need to try different basis to fit my data.
please suggest how I can change log base for bar graph.

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The shape of your data won't change, as you just will be dividing by log10(new_base). You can modify the tick positions and labels if you insist, but it sounds like you want to fit some kind of function to your data, which shouldn't happen in the plot.
Thank you for your reply. I have two 24x16 matrix. For each row of these matrixs, I am ploting 24 different bar graphs on one figure with same y-axis limit for all graphs. Some of entries of that matrix are very small as compared to others and bars of these small values are missing (as you can see in the figure some bars are not there although matrix entries are not zero at these locations). Actaully, using log scale on y-axis have improved non-zero number of visible bars but still some bars are missing. In short, I want to make all non-zero bars visible.
Just make sure your baseline is below the lowest value, but above 0. That should make sure you can see all non-zero bars.

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% set whatever base you want (incl. decimals)
mybase = 2;
% get current limits
yl = ylim();
% convert to log-mybase scale
yt = reallog(yl) / log(mybase);
if any(isinf(yt))
error('don''t use log scale with zero limits')
end
% round outwards
yt(1) = floor(yt(1));
yt(2) = ceil(yt(2));
% set ticks to every power
% you may want to replace that '1' if too large of a range
% for bases less than 1, replace with '-1'
yts = yt(1):1:yt(2);
yticks(mybase.^yts);
% write the ticks in mybase^tick notation
yticklabels(compose('%g^{%d}',mybase,yts))

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if the minor grid lines show up and annoy you as much as me:
set(gca,'YMinorGrid','off')

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