I am assuming that you have just installed Pyomo 6.0.1…
The short answer is to install the pyutilib package.
6.0, as a major release, is not 100% backwards compatible with the 5.x series. One of the (many) things that 6.0 does is remove the hard dependency on PyUtilib. While most of that functionality was ported into / redesigned in Pyomo, the one thing that was not brought over was the excel support for DataPortals. Porting that code over from PyUtilib would have been a significant undertaking (both in refactoring and in testing it at the current level required by Pyomo). Combined with the availability of significantly improved options for interfacing with Excel since DataPortals was written (notable the Pandas package), we felt that most users would be better served migrating to a Pandas-based interface for interacting with Excel. We did not remove the excel interfaces for DataPortals, but they will not report being active/available unless you have (manually) installed the - now optional - pyutilib dependency.
Philipp
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