You're dealing with two different versions of Pandas. Check the version and
install location in each environment like this:
import pandas
print(pandas.__version__)
print(pandas.__file__)
Before using the command prompt, are you activating the conda environment
in which the kernel is installed? If not, then you're not using the same
Pandas installation as the kernel.
If your module actually needs to support two different Pandas versions, try
to import the utility function from the new location first, and use the old
location if that fails. Have a look at "alternative 4" here:
http://python-future.org/compatible_idioms.html#urllib-module
Hope that helps,
Roland
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