Hi list -
This is one of those "Brown paper bag over head in shame" moments...
Previously, I installed QGIS 4.0 using the network installer and have
been experimenting with automated installs using the command-line with
qualifiers. And obviously /not/ getting the relevant Python libraries
installed during the operation.
After reinstalling QGIS 4.0 using the /stand-alone/ method it worked
flawlessly with the Pandas library.
Sorry for the noise on the list.
Med venlig hilsen / Best regards
Bo Victor Thomsen
On 29-06-2026 16:05, Andrea Giudiceandrea via QGIS-User wrote:
Bo Victor Thomsen bo.victor.thomsen at gmail.com
Mon Jun 29 08:04:58 PDT 2026
Sorry for the remiss: Windows 11, QGIS 4.0, QGIS 3.44, both the
"stand-alone" installation
Hi Bo Victor Thomsen,
I'm using QGIS LTR 3.44.11 and QGIS 4.0.3 both installed using the
OSGeo4W installer, and it seems to me the python3-pandas package is
correctly installed and the pandas module is correctly working.
Using the OSGeo4W Setup program, please check if the python3-pandas
package is installed.
If it is installed, please check if the following Python code, when
executed in the QGIS Python console, prints the pandas version without
errors:
import pandas
print(pandas.__version__)
It would be useful if you indicated the Python script or Python plugin
or any other action that leads to the error, and if you provided the
full error message.
Regards.
Andrea
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