Code to write JMP table to python

[#1]

The above is some code I got from JMP documentation but when I run it nothing happens. I have 64-bit version of python 3.8 and JMP Pro 15. Can anyone help me with this?

Do I need to add numpy and scipy and pandas? I have those in my python downloads. Do I need to put them in a different folder too for JMP to query?

[#2]

Nothing happens?  Is a JMP data table open at the point where you run the script? Are there any messages in the JMP Log?

[#3]

/**********/
# Import the numpy module for array and matrix support
import numpy as _JMPnp
/**********/

/**********/
# Import the scipy module for scientific computing support
import scipy as _JMPsp
/**********/

/**********/
# Import the pandas module for Series/Data Frame support
import pandas as _JMPpd
/**********/

Unable to import the 'numpy' Python module
Unable to import the 'scipy' Python module
Unable to import the 'pandas' Python module

[#4]

This is what the log says:

/**********/
# Import the numpy module for array and matrix support
import numpy as _JMPnp
/**********/

/**********/
# Import the scipy module for scientific computing support
import scipy as _JMPsp
/**********/

/**********/
# Import the pandas module for Series/Data Frame support
import pandas as _JMPpd
/**********/

Unable to import the 'numpy' Python module
Unable to import the 'scipy' Python module
Unable to import the 'pandas' Python module

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print (dt)
/**********/

0

[#5]

/**********/
# Import the numpy module for array and matrix support
import numpy as _JMPnp
/**********/

/**********/
# Import the scipy module for scientific computing support
import scipy as _JMPsp
/**********/
Here is the JMP log of the script. I have installed all of these packages in my 64 bit python site-packages folder.
/**********/
# Import the pandas module for Series/Data Frame support
import pandas as _JMPpd
/**********/

Unable to import the 'numpy' Python module
Unable to import the 'scipy' Python module
Unable to import the 'pandas' Python module

[#6]

It appears the Community is not able to help. Please submit this to JMP Support so you can get a tracking number, and the correct JMP individuals to look into the issue.
support@jmp.com

[#7]

Are you using anaconda or just python?  Maybe JMP is not seeing the correct version of Python is my thought.  

Are you able to run a .py file with just those imports?

[#8]

It was saying I had a 32-bit version of python as an error when running the script so I uninstalled that version and re-installed a 64-bit version. I also have a separate anaconda installation as well. I don't get that error anymore but it doesn't see those packages that I have installed apparently.

[#9]

Where do you have those packages installed?  If you have multiple versions of python my guess is JMP is looking at one that you don't have them installed on.  

[#10]

I had uninstalled the anaconda before reinstalling it after it didnt help so I had only one copy at some point.

Heres what I get from the log when I run the following:

Names Default To Here( 1 );

Python Init();

version = Python Get Version();

Show( version );

Python Term();

LOG:

/*:

version = {3, 8, 5, "final", 0};
0
//:*/