Go to Annotate Tab=>Tables Panel=>Data Extract Icon.
Data extract icon.
You'll get the Data Extraction wizard which consists of 8 pages. On page 1, select your points manually or you can select everything in modelspace. If you do the latter, then on page 3, keep the check mark for 'points' and uncheck everything else. Doing this will 'filter down' or isolate the extraction process to points only.
To limit the extraction to only points, uncheck everything except 'points.'
On page 4, you'll see every possible property that can be extracted from the drawing object you filtered down on page 3. To filter further, keep the check mark for geometry in the right panel and uncheck everything else. The extractable properties will now only show position x, y, and z values, which are your coordinates. At a minimum, keep x and y checked, they are your coordinates. You may uncheck position-z if your points don't have elevation values.
On right panel, keep geometry checked.
On page 8, you can save the extraction to a table then paste the table into modelspace, or you may save it to an external document, i.e., xlls, mdb, csv or txt. If you choose the latter, select 'Output data to external file.' I recommend xls.
You can save to an external document.
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