Which particle do I use to say that something is written somewhere? I googled
both versions and they have a similar number of hits. Can I use both? Is there
a difference between the two?
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particles particle-に particle-で
ここに書いた or ここで書いた?
There is a huge difference.

> 「ここ **に** 書{か}いた」

In this phrase 「ここに」 refers to "on what object you wrote something". It could
be in a notebook, on the chalk board, on the wall, etc.

> 「ここ **で** 書{か}いた」

This talks about where the act of writing took place. In the library? On the
bus? In a cafe?

Thus the two phrases are not interchangeable.
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