How do I place spot coordinates in a schedule?

[LPRevit]

Hello,

Who knows how I can make a spot coordinates visible in a schedule? 
I often work with the Dutch RD coordinate system. 
It would be useful to be able to make a list of all coordinates. 
As an attachment I have added a revit file with 4 coordinates. 
Who can help me to get these coordinates in a schedule?

[constantin.stroescu · Accepted solution]

I can show  my method to solve a problem like this.

I used for this a Generic Model Adaptive Family  and all was related to my country's official survey standard.

Have a look on the following screencast:

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit/learn-explore/caas/screencast/Main/Details/5c234926-2ef...

[RDAOU]

@LPRevit 

If you want to stay away from dynamo, then @constantin.stroescu method would be the ideal way to do it.

If you are a coding enthusiast and dynamo is an option, I would suggest that you do it using dynamo 

[LPRevit]

Thank you for this answer. 
In my models the Autocad underlay is always rotated. 
With acquire coordinates I adopt the coordinate system in Revit. 
I have to turn the family in your example to get it to work. 
I can see the angle to rotate in the project base point.

[noelia.fernandez969Y6]

Could you please upload a Dynamo screen shot so I can use this solution?

[yasam_akinZ3NLC]

could you share your dynamo script as a guide?