[conda] Unable to install pyexcel in Anaconda in new environment

[Gus G]

Using the command prompt, I installed pyexcel using 'conda install -c
conda-forge pyexcel'. I went to Anaconda Navigator and then confirmed that
it was installed in the base(root) environment.
After creating a new environment called envda, I found that pyexcel was not
available to envda. I even selected Update index, but the pacage will still
not appear.

Then from envda, I opened up a terminal window and typed 'conda install
--name envda pyexcel', but the error message form conda reports that the
package is not available from the channel.

Puzzled by this as it should install the package from the base environment
to the new environment being envda. Also don't know why in Anaconda
Navigator, that pyexcel is not available to be selected for installation in
environment envda.

Any suggestions are appreciated.
Regards,
Gus

[Gus G]

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Post by Gus G
Using the command prompt, I installed pyexcel using 'conda install -c
conda-forge pyexcel'. I went to Anaconda Navigator and then confirmed that
it was installed in the base(root) environment.
After creating a new environment called envda, I found that pyexcel was
not available to envda. I even selected Update index, but the pacage will
still not appear.
Then from envda, I opened up a terminal window and typed 'conda install
--name envda pyexcel', but the error message form conda reports that the
package is not available from the channel.
Puzzled by this as it should install the package from the base environment
to the new environment being envda. Also don't know why in Anaconda
Navigator, that pyexcel is not available to be selected for installation in
environment envda.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Regards,
Gus
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[Paul Hobson]

You have to install each package, from the correct channel, into each
environment in which you want to use it.

So you need to add "-c conda-forge" to your second try:
$ conda install --name=envda pyexcel --channel=conda-forge

Alternatively, activate the environment first:

$ conda activate envda
(envda) $ conda install pyexcel --chanel=conda-forge

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Post by Gus G
Using the command prompt, I installed pyexcel using 'conda install -c
conda-forge pyexcel'. I went to Anaconda Navigator and then confirmed that
it was installed in the base(root) environment.
After creating a new environment called envda, I found that pyexcel was
not available to envda. I even selected Update index, but the pacage will
still not appear.
Then from envda, I opened up a terminal window and typed 'conda install
--name envda pyexcel', but the error message form conda reports that the
package is not available from the channel.
Puzzled by this as it should install the package from the base
environment to the new environment being envda. Also don't know why in
Anaconda Navigator, that pyexcel is not available to be selected for
installation in environment envda.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Regards,
Gus
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[Gus G]

Peter,

I had a feeling that was that route I was suppose to take, but I just
assumed conda looked at the base environment and installed it from there.
Also, I wasn't sure on the syntax as it was not covered in the Anaconda
documentation. But I'm sure I could have easily typed help in the command
prompt and it would have presented that optional syntax to me.

Thank you for the quick response.
Very much appreciated.

Regards,
Gus

Post by Paul Hobson
You have to install each package, from the correct channel, into each
environment in which you want to use it.
$ conda install --name=envda pyexcel --channel=conda-forge
$ conda activate envda
(envda) $ conda install pyexcel --chanel=conda-forge

Post by Gus G
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Post by Gus G
Using the command prompt, I installed pyexcel using 'conda install -c
conda-forge pyexcel'. I went to Anaconda Navigator and then confirmed that
it was installed in the base(root) environment.
After creating a new environment called envda, I found that pyexcel was
not available to envda. I even selected Update index, but the pacage will
still not appear.
Then from envda, I opened up a terminal window and typed 'conda install
--name envda pyexcel', but the error message form conda reports that the
package is not available from the channel.
Puzzled by this as it should install the package from the base
environment to the new environment being envda. Also don't know why in
Anaconda Navigator, that pyexcel is not available to be selected for
installation in environment envda.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Regards,
Gus
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[Gus G]

Sorry about that Paul. I typed a different name by accident.

Regards,
Gus

Post by Gus G
Peter,
I had a feeling that was that route I was suppose to take, but I just
assumed conda looked at the base environment and installed it from there.
Also, I wasn't sure on the syntax as it was not covered in the Anaconda
documentation. But I'm sure I could have easily typed help in the command
prompt and it would have presented that optional syntax to me.
Thank you for the quick response.
Very much appreciated.
Regards,
Gus

Post by Paul Hobson
You have to install each package, from the correct channel, into each
environment in which you want to use it.
$ conda install --name=envda pyexcel --channel=conda-forge
$ conda activate envda
(envda) $ conda install pyexcel --chanel=conda-forge

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Post by Gus G
Using the command prompt, I installed pyexcel using 'conda install -c
conda-forge pyexcel'. I went to Anaconda Navigator and then confirmed that
it was installed in the base(root) environment.
After creating a new environment called envda, I found that pyexcel was
not available to envda. I even selected Update index, but the pacage will
still not appear.
Then from envda, I opened up a terminal window and typed 'conda install
--name envda pyexcel', but the error message form conda reports that the
package is not available from the channel.
Puzzled by this as it should install the package from the base
environment to the new environment being envda. Also don't know why in
Anaconda Navigator, that pyexcel is not available to be selected for
installation in environment envda.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Regards,
Gus
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