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Use on. Agenda means (a list of ) things to do.

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10y ago

The correct grammar can vary depending whether or not the agenda is physical or not. Scheduling in a physical agenda would use the word in and a non-literal agenda would use the word on.

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7y ago

Either may be correct, depending on the sentence.

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Q: What is the correct grammar to schedule it on your agenda or in your agenda?
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