How to insert Multiple BLOCKS at different coordinates in AutoCAD|| At a Single Click||

In this video I talk about how to create a block in autocad and how to insert a block at different positions in autocad.
For example if you have a list of coordinates of electric posts from a topography survey and you want to draw all electric posts in autocad at a time, then watch this video.
Insert a block in autocad at different coordinates at a time.
When you have the block definition in your drawing (perhaps you just created it), follow these steps to insert it:
Go to Home tab- Block panel- Insert to start the INSERT command and open the Insert dialog box.
From the Name drop-down list, choose the block that you want to insert. The list contains the names of all the blocks in the drawing.
In the Insertion Point section, you would usually leave the default setting, which is to specify the insertion on-screen. However, if you know the coordinates, you can deselect that option and enter the coordinates. You might do this for a title block that you want to insert at 0,0.
In the Scale section, you can pre-specify a scale. By default, the Specify On-screen option is not checked. You’ll still be able to specify the scale after you return to your drawing, but before you specify the insertion point. Again, if you know the scale you want, you can enter X, Y and Z scale factors in this section. By default, the Uniform Scale checkbox is checked, which means that the same scale will be used for X, Y and Z directions. Uncheck this checkbox to use varying scales for the 3 dimensions.
In the Rotate section, you can pre-specify a rotation angle. By default, the Specify On-screen option is not checked. You’ll still be able to specify the rotation after you return to your drawing, but before you specify the insertion point. Of you know the rotation you want, you can enter an angle in this section.
Sometimes, you may want to explode the block when you insert it. For example, you might want to change the block. Of course, you can explode the block after insertion, using the EXPLODE command, but the Insert dialog box gives you a shortcut. Just check the Explode checkbox at the lower-left corner.
Click OK to close the dialog box and return to your drawing.
At the Specify insertion point or [Basepoint/Scale/Rotate]: prompt, specify the insertion point for the block. The base point of the block (which you specified when you created the block) will go at the insertion point. You can also use the following options:
Basepoint: Freezes the location of the block to let you temporarily change the block’s basepoint. Keep the cursor in the drawing area as you do this, so you can specify the new basepoint.
Scale: Lets you specify a scale factor
Rotate: Lets you specify a rotation angle
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L&E Team!

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Have a task just like that...
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Thanks

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[@anishchoudhary6482]

is it possible to join the points ex. all CP (centre points) together in one click.

[@md-mohammed8455]

How I can insert different different blocks as per station on center line with align also.
Ex: station 0+000 block a
Station 0+010 block b
Station 0+050 block c
And continue.
Thanks

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I want to plot blocks

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