Ricky.....
Yes - you found the macro I was trying to describe. I'm glad to hear it's what you were looking for.
If you have some free time, you might want to try to modify the COORD macro to get it to do exactly what you want. Copy the old one first, so you don't destroy it. Then, use MACRO+EDIT to see the code and change it. MACRO+EXECUTE will let you test it, and it will stop when it comes to an error. I'm not a programmer, but I was able to customize other macros this way, and it was pretty easy.
From your description of the part, I'm curious if you've tried to dimension all the holes with a hole chart? I've done this in the past with parts with many holes and it does make it much easier for the shop - but it's alot of work for the drafter. The trick is to group and label all the same size holes ('A' might be .250 DIA, 'B' might be .125 DIA, 1.00 DEEP, etc.) If you have many parts like this, you could use attributes to label the holes and write a REPORTER to automatically build the chart. (before you do this, make sure REPORTER has the ability to include the X and Y coordinate - sorry it's been awhile since I did this with V4)
.....Jack