Long shot... Can an entry in Calendar add a new line in Numbers?

Question

I am a photographer.  I am setting up a very simple simple Job tracking spreadsheet.  Column A is Job number, column B is Client, column C is Date, etc...  One line per job type of thing.
When I get a job I am often not at the computer so I enter it on my iPhone in the Calendar app.  Is there a way I can add some sort of flag in that entry which will then open my spreadsheet and add a new line with a new sequential job number and the Client and Date?
I realize that is probably asking for a lot but I thought I would at least ask, just in case...
Thank you for any help!
Bo

Answer 1

This is a proof-of-concept Applescript that logs events from Calendar into a Numbers spreadsheet. It expects a spreadsheet to be open, it doesn't put new events at the bottom of the table or add new rows if needed, it doesn't move the event from the Unlogged calendar to the Logged calendar. It doesn't do any error-checking (it would fail if you didn't have a calendar called "Unlogged Jobs"). But I think it has potential.
tell application "Calendar"
          set event_count to (count events of calendar "Unlogged Jobs")
          repeat with x from 1 to event_count
                    tell event x of calendar "Unlogged Jobs"
                              set {client, sdate, place} to {summary, start date, location}
                    end tell
                    tell application "Numbers"
                              tell document 1
                                        tell sheet 1
                                                  tell table 1
                                                            tell column 2 to set value of cell (x + 1) to sdate
                                                            tell column 3 to set value of cell (x + 1) to client
                                                            tell column 4 to set value of cell (x + 1) to place
                                                  end tell
                                        end tell
                              end tell
                    end tell
          end repeat