Pycharm does not find module with one interpreter but does with another, why?
<p>I am trying to install a package called "quantecon" through PyCharm. If I have Python 3.5 as an interpreter then I can find the package in the settings menu. But I need to run Anaconda, it has a bunch of other packages I need like scipy, numpy, etc. Once I install Anaconda and use it as the interpreter (it runs on Python 3.5 and a bunch of other packages) quantecon disappears from the menu of modules in PyCharm. Why does quantecon appear with one interpreter and not with another when they both run on python 3.5? This only happens with PyCharm. If I use jupyter/ipython notebook I can have both Anaconda and quantecon.</p>

<p>I prefer working with PyCharm, it would be ideal to be able to have both Anaconda and quantecon there. How can I install quantecon and have Anaconda as the interpreter?</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

<p>Did you change the interpreter in PyCharm?</p>

<p>If not, go to File -> Settings -> Project -> Project Interpreter and change the interpreter to the one in Anaconda. It should find the package, unless it's installed in a weird location.</p>

<p>If you don't have the Anaconda interpreter in the list of available interpreters, you can easily add it that dialog as well. Click the gear icon, select "Add local" and navigate to the <code>python</code> executable from Anaconda.</p>

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