Make a staking report — CivilCraft help

Select an alignment and click Staking report in its Properties.

Stakes at stations and offsets

From and to: the stations to stake (1+50 or 150).
every: the interval. Stakes go at every multiple of it, at both ends, and (with the box ticked) where the alignment's curves begin and end.
Offsets: left and right of the alignment, looking up station: 12 L, 0, 12 R, L12 CL R12 or -12, 0, 12 (left is minus). An alignment with a corridor starts with its edges of pavement and shoulders.
Number from and with prefix name the stakes: 1, 2, 3, or S101, S102.

Survey points near the alignment

Choose survey points near the alignment and how near. Each point within that distance gets its station and offset, the design there, and its own elevation as the ground: a check of points staked or shot as built.

What the report says

Column	What it is
Point	The stake's name, or the survey point's number
Station, Offset	Where it is along the alignment: L left, R right
Northing, Easting	Its coordinates
Design elev.	The graded corridor's surface there (from daylight line to daylight line), else the design profile on the centerline
Ground elev.	The existing surface there, or the survey point's own elevation
Cut/fill	C when the ground is above the design (cut it down), F when below (fill it up), to the hundredth

A stake with no design elevation (off the corridor, or on an alignment without one away from the centerline) has no cut or fill; the dialog says how many.

Save it

CSV: a title line, then the columns above, plus the cut or fill as a signed number (ground minus design) for spreadsheets and data collectors.
PDF: table pages on the paper you pick, a stake a row, cuts in orange and fills in green, with the title strip of the other sheets.