Hello Kee!!
Yes, there are a couple of ways that this can be done, but I can't think of a 1-click direct process at the moment.
Here's one way:
1) Set your alignment active and go to InRoads > Geometry > Horizontal Curve Set > Events, and create Cogo Points every 25' along your alignment. Take a look at the settings here as a guide. They are fairly self-explanatory. If you wanted the elevations along the vertical alignment, that's just a toggle - Compute Elevation from Active Vertical Alignment, but since you want the elevations from the existing, there are a few more steps.
2) Now there are Cogo Points with zero elevations in your Geometry Project.
3) The next step will be to assign the existing elevations. Go to InRoads > Geometry > Utilities > Assign Elevations. (Imagine that! ; ) Set it up as shown here with the key setting at the bottom to use the Source set to From Surface and then define the Surface as your Existing surface name.
4) Now elevations have been assigned to those Cogo Points.
5) Next, to report on them, go to InRoads > Tools > XML Reports > Geometry and define the points to report on.
6) Once you Apply that, the Report Browser will appear. Select the format that suits you. I might use the List Coordinates report under the Geometry category.
7) You can cut and paste that information into another doc, or right-click in that window and save it multiple ways.
If you get hung up on any of these steps just let me know.
I wanted to get something off to you quickly, so if I think of a faster, better way, I'll let you know.
Enjoy!!!