To take note on your agenda vs To take note in your agenda

Some examples from the web:

• No need to take notes on powder-puff questions.
• Mr President, I would ask Members to take note of what this item on the agenda is actually about.
• He's making me take notes on his meetings, and I'm like, these people are my friends.
• An MEP in the audience, Jan Mulder (ALDE, NL), takes notes on his iPad.
• If you're planning to take your children to the store today, take note.
• The relevant sections of the commitments enable the air passengers to take note of their rights.
• But, I would like you to take notes.
• National party has to take note of this.
• You're not here to take notes.
• It is always dangerous when politics fails to take note of realities.
• My position as observer is to take note of the environment.
• It is an important distinction that I would like Parliament to take note of.
• I will ask the jury to take note of that.
• I would like the Commission and the European Monetary Institute to take note of this point.
• I want to take notes to tell the girls later.
• Those responsible ought to take note of this before September.
• April: You asked me to take notes.
• He's only here to take notes...
• I'm not coming through to take notes.
• I forgot to take note of the allergy memo.

Some examples from the web:

• Mr President, I would ask Members to take note of what this item on the agenda is actually about.
• If you're planning to take your children to the store today, take note.
• The relevant sections of the commitments enable the air passengers to take note of their rights.
• But, I would like you to take notes.
• National party has to take note of this.
• You're not here to take notes.
• It is always dangerous when politics fails to take note of realities.
• My position as observer is to take note of the environment.
• It is an important distinction that I would like Parliament to take note of.
• I will ask the jury to take note of that.
• I would like the Commission and the European Monetary Institute to take note of this point.
• I want to take notes to tell the girls later.
• No need to take notes on powder-puff questions.
• Those responsible ought to take note of this before September.
• April: You asked me to take notes.
• He's only here to take notes...
• I'm not coming through to take notes.
• I forgot to take note of the allergy memo.
• The Commission is pleased to take note of this.
• I ask you to take note of this statement.