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@mhupp did you look at my comment about the labels being at incorrect distance ? At the start they are correct and further along seem to have been shifted. A lot appear to have same incorrect offset. @pmadhwal7 I just made the blocks 1 unit long, just used BEDIT scale by 0,1 "0,0" then scale will be correct also turned off osnap. General comment given the chainage of the first label, 250414 the start of the pline is 250305, in label terms. Why is this start point not like 250300 which would make a lot more sense. Have used other pick label to set start chainage when testing. @pmadhwal7 need to know how are these labels being generated to a dwg.

Ok just ran all 488 values and there may be a problem in your sample dwg the Chainage labels are not at correct chainage compared to the start point. I looked and the block did not align properly so checked the distance from start point for a random label and the blocks inserted are at the chainage but your label is not. The blue line is a circle with the radius set to the correct chainage you can see goes through middle of block but label does not match. So here is some code, note the blocks have been made 1 unit in length. I also changed the Excel to work out the mid point yes can be done with lisp but really why not use Excel. The dwg attached shows the problem. The Excel I used is attached. Yes part two needs to be done but need some answers to what I see as lots of problems in future dwg's. Drawing1-test.dwg test.lsp Book1.xlsx