No module named 'pandas' in Pycharm

Question

I read all the topics about, but I cannot solve my problem:

 Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "/home/.../.../.../reading_data.py", line 1, in <module>
 import pandas as pd
 ImportError: No module named pandas     

This is my environment:

Ubuntu 14.04

Pycharm version: 2016.1.4

Python version: 2.7.10

Pandas version: 0.18.1

Pandas works in Anaconda, in Jupyter too. How to fix the problem?

Sannyasi

See PyCharm: Configure a Python interpreter and click the dropdown at the top left of the page for all versions back to 2017.1. – Composed

Answer 1

Have you select the project interpreter for your current project? https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2016.1/configuring-python-interpreter-for-a-project.html

follow this link, check whether pandas listed in the packages.

Yellowstone

The OP should make sure that Anaconda is the selected interpreter. That environment will include Pandas. – Huckleberry

Works a treat: From the PyCharm menu system: File -> Settings Project: YourProjectName -> Project Interpreter -> Select from the drop down list and choose Anaconda and click OK. (It may take a few moments to update in background). – Revivalist

If anyone is looking for an updated pycharm 2019 answer: jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/configuring-python-interpreter.html – Pyroligneous

I changed the interpreter to Anaconda, still I am getting the same error, no module named pandas, though it is there installed in the system – Chartist

Answer 2

you can add a new project interpreter if you are using PyCharm ( IDE) . I install Anaconda first.

1) go to File and click on Setting 2) go to project XXX ( right below Version Control) 3) click project interpreter 4) click the top right button ( lined up with project interpreter )

add new project interpreter - Anaconda3/python.exe

add new project interpreter - Anaconda3/python.exe

Glovsky

Answer 3

I tried this and worked for me, I am using the last version of Pycharm. In the top right corner open Settings > Run Anything run the command: #pip_install(Select_your_Package)

pip install pandas
pip install numpy

If you run the pip install <command> in the active shell, it will be installed globally but will not work for Pycharm because Pycharm is running in a virtual environment.

Reword

Answer 4

For me the solution was to delete some __init__.py files in sub folders, e.g. src/site/__init__.py

Wineshop

Answer 5

This answer is for Windows OS-PyCharm Even though Pandas are installed and work well when executed from Python IDLE, somehow they were not visible in Pycharm. This has to do with the vm in Pycharm and libraries not visible. To resolve this issue: Open Py script in pycharm add first line of code - import pandas as pd Highlight and Right click on the word pandas in that line - Show Context Actions - Install Pandas

Warthog

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Answer 6

In PyCharm's dialog "New Project":

1. for "Interpreter type" select "Base conda" (second toggle-button), and then
2. click on button "Create".

Meeting

It work for me. – Meeting