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Davdei
Davdei

Reputation: 167

Visual Studio Code windows , Python Pandas . No module named pandas

I set the variables for Env. All necessary modules for Pandas operation are installed by pip. I wanted to run the code to display it in "Output". I run with: Alt + CTRL + N(or right click -> Run code).

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In output returns the message:

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But when I run in the terminal (right click -> Run Python File in Terminal), the code works correctly.

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I would like the code to run correctly in output(right click -> Run code), not in the terminal. Any suggestions?

Upvotes: 11

Views: 87038

Answers (5)

Sai_Vyas
Sai_Vyas

Reputation: 91

I had a same problem and none of the above seems to solve the issue. Later found that it has to do something with the python interpreter. I created virtual environment and my terminal can see it, but not the python script file where the code exists. Therefore, it must be an interpreter problem. Changed the interpreter to correct location:

cd .venv/Scripts/
./activate

(Here ".venv" is my virtual environment name. It could be different too (eg. "venv")

With an existing installation via pip:

pip3 install pandas

This solved the problem.

Upvotes: 1

Martin
Martin

Reputation: 171

I had a similar problem in VS Code. I was not able to find modules like Pandas, Selenium etc. Imports were underlined with a red colour.

Fixed the issue by changing the version of Python 3.7.3 64-bit to version 3.8.1 64-bit.

Procedure:

  1. Hit Ctrl + Shift + P
  2. Select Python: Select Interpreter
  3. Choose the latest installed version of Python (no more red underlines)

Upvotes: 15

Sri Vishal Sivasubramanian
Sri Vishal Sivasubramanian

Reputation: 31

This can also happen when the specific module is not installed using pip3, so simply installing the module using pip3 would solve the problem.

pip3 install pandas

Upvotes: 3

0xFK
0xFK

Reputation: 2718

@Davdei It is good practice to work with a virtual environment, so you can test against different versions of Python. To get the list of available Python interpreter use (⇧⌘P) on Mac or alternatively, you can click the status bar click the status bar

Upvotes: 8

Mohammad Zain Abbas
Mohammad Zain Abbas

Reputation: 778

It seems that the module pandas is installed in a virtual envorinment which you are not accessing via VS Code.

I'd suggest you to install pandas in default python as well via

pip install pandas

This way the VS Code will work it out just fine.

Else:

In VS Code console, activate the virtual enviornment in which you have installed the pandas module, and then run it. It should work

Upvotes: 8

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