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arcgispackage. What I didn't realize is that the version running in my arcgispro-py3 environment is 3.5.4. I installed Anaconda 3.6. Now when I try to run>import arcgisI get the error:ModuleNotFoundError. The Anaconda/Continuum documentation says to run>conda install python=3.5, but in what path? If I just go to my user directory and run>python --version, in the Anaconda command prompt, it says python 3.6.5. Very confusing!conda install -c esri arcgis? That is the correct code, and should upgrade your python for Pro. I would say check your environmental paths because you may be trying to import the arcgis package with the python environment that it's not associated with (ie. not Pro). It would be safe to navigate to conda in the ArcGIS > Pro directory using cmd, and then type the conda install. Prior to Pro 2.2, the packages (including conda), are usually held at C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\Scripts. After 2.2- Python\envs\arcgispro-py3>conda install -c esri arcgiscommand fromC:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\Scripts. looked fine. I then ran>python --versionand its showing Python 2.7.12! What the heck. I've been using 2.7, but now I need to use 3.5.4 with Anaconda. How do I fix that?C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Pythonthen typepython. Python should start at 3.5.4. Then typeimport arcgis. Does that work? If it does, you need to modify your environmental paths.alias)?