Im creating this list, where I want i to start at 1600 (a) and run n times (13) coming from the list count. Inceasing the value by 400 for each step.
It only runs 13 times (like i want it to) when I set a to 0.
What am I missing? My logic tells me that a is just a starting value, but it deducts (a/s) from the number of iterations.
My goal is to have it run 13 times (my value from list.Count node), and the starting value should be x+s.
In this case x = 1200, so a = 1200+s.
Look into DesignScript sequences. They have a bit more control than the nodal option.
When defining a sequence, # denotes a number of iterations instead of a value. This simplifies everything quite a bit.
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Thank you both for you reply, very helpfull and a straight forward and simple explanation, thank you very much. 
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