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I installed selenium through the command line and imported the library on Intellij. At first glance, it seems to be fine, because the software returns "unused import statement" Unfortunately when I use the module in any way it returns an error. No module named 'selenium'
I tried to pip install selenium again, and got
Requirement already satisfied: selenium in
c:\users\user\appdata\local\programs\python\python36-32\lib\site-packages
This is the code I was trying to run:
import selenium
help(selenium)
which returns the same error. It does not say the module does
not exist before
I run the code like it would if I would just write random import.

You need to ensure the project interpreter for this project is configured to use your system Python. The JetBrains documentation for doing this is here. In IntelliJ, essentially you need to go to the project structure settings and configure the Python SDK for the project or module (whichever is needed).1
1 Instructions will vary if you are using a different JetBrains IDE than IntelliJ, but this is what you specified in your question.

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