Installing python packages in JMP 19

[#1]

I was following the instructions in the online help to install python packages (pandas, numpy, ...) that I need for my scripts, but I am having trouble.

When I run 

Names Default To Here( 1 );
Python Install Packages( "pandas" );

(I needed to change to "" for it to work), I'm getting the error:

import jmputils
jmputils.jpip('install', 'pandas')
/*:
ERROR: Can not perform a '--user' install. User site-packages are disabled for this Python.

My guess is that the issue is that I would need admin rights to write to the windows folder where JMP sits, but I can't find anything in the help on how to solve this issue.

[#2]

JMP/Python can be found in 
C:\Users\__username___\AppData\Roaming\JMP\JMP\Python\Python313

[#3]

Have you tried installing from Python Script Editor?

import jmp

from jmputils import jpip
# update to latest version of pip and setuptools then install numpy & pandas
jpip('install', 'pandas')

[#4]

That was my first try, but gives the same error:

ERROR: Can not perform a '--user' install. User site-packages are disabled for this Python.

[#5]

Some sort of issue related to this seems to be known, but not really sure if the "solution" is helpful (close and re-open JMP),  Scripting Guide > Python > Install a Python Package > Avoiding Errors with Previously Installed Pac... . 

Last option that comes to my mind is to use command line with Python Create JPIP CMD(); or jmputils.create_jpip, Scripting Guide > Python > JSL-to-Python Interfaces > Install Python Packages using JSL .

@Paul_Nelson 

[#6]

Your first suggestions seems to match what might be happening to me: pandas and numpy have been installed before on my JMP 18 installation on the same system. Maybe that is what is clashing now.
I think I will have to open a support case with JMP to get to the botton of this.

Thanks for all your help!

[#7]

There should be no conflict between JMP18's Python and JMP 19 Python site-packages.  Python itself creates a Python versioned subdirectory.  C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Roaming\JMP\JMP\Python\Python313 for JMP 19,  ...\Python311 for JMP 18. 

[#8]

That could be a hint. I don't have such folders in my User folder, but it seems that such a Python folder is rather in my C:\Programs\JMP\... .  Since I have no write rights into this folder, that might cause this error. What I am not sure about is why a) this worked for JMP 18 before (where I could initialize pandas and co) and the folders are the same (no User folder, Python sitting in the programs folder) and b) why it was installed there.

[#9]

This python script updates jpip and installs pandas.


import jmputils
jmputils.jpip('install --upgrade', 'pip setuptools')
jmputils.jpip('install', 'pandas')

[#10]

Yes, the JSL should use double quotes for the string instead of the single quotes.  Not sure how that got past our automated tests.