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I have installed tkcalendar using pip3 install tkcalendar and it says that it has installed successfully. However, when i run the line from tkcalendar import * in my program, it gives me ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tkcalendar'. Can anybody help?

desertnaut
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  • Your `pip3` installed the package for a different Python, not that one you use to run the script. `python --version`, `pip --version`, `which python`, `which pip`, etc. – phd Feb 18 '20 at 17:36
  • how do i move the package to my actual version of python – user12891240 Feb 18 '20 at 17:54
  • You shouldn't because packages, especially written in C, are fragile and cannot be moved. Install with a proper version of `pip` or `python -m pip`. – phd Feb 18 '20 at 17:56
  • Install it from the `IDE` you are using – AD WAN Feb 18 '20 at 18:15
  • (1) Find the directory where `tkcalendar` was installed in. (2) Make sure that that directory is in your PATH environment variable. if it isn't there, you need to update your PATH. Issue the command `echo $PATH` in your terminal to see your PATH value. – Sun Bear Feb 18 '20 at 19:31

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Make sure that when you're running your file you use python3. I was having the same issue because I just used python and it reverted to python2

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I had this same problem and since I was new to this I searched everywhere and couldn't find a solution that worked. Finally I moved the cursor to line 'from tkcalendar import *' (right over tkcalendar) and a pop-up gave me a link to install tkcalendar. That seemed to be all there was to it. I tried pip install tkcalendar several times and even pip3 to see what it would do. Nothing worked except for what I just mentioned above.

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