XL97: Watch Window Does Not Use Procedure Call Context

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Steps to Reproduce Problem

1. Close and save any open workbooks and then open a new workbook.
2. Start the Visual Basic Editor (press ALT+F11).
3. If the Immediate Window is not visible, click Immediate Window on the Insert menu (or press CTRL+G).
4. If the Watch Window is not visible, click Watch Window on the Insert Menu.
5. Click Module on the Insert menu.
6. In Module1, type the following code:

       Sub Initial()
   
           'Calls the DoubleNum Function, and passes
           'the number 2 as the argument.
           DoubleNum 2
   
       End Sub
   
       Function DoubleNum(Arg1 As Integer)
   
           DoubleNum = Arg1 * 2
   
           'Sets a breakpoint, so we can use the debugging windows.
           Stop
   
       End Function
   					

7. Click Add Watch on the Debug menu. In the Expression box, type Arg1. Select DoubleNum from the Procedure list, and then click OK.
8. Click Macros on the Tools menu. Click Initial in the Macro Name list, and then click Run.

1. Type the following expression in the Immediate Window

          DoubleNum 5
   						

   and press the Enter key.
   
   The value of Arg1 is shown as 5 in the Watch Window.
2. Click Call Stack on the View menu. You will see the item VBAProject.Module1.DoubleNum, listed twice in the Project.Module.Function list. Click the first listing, and then click Show.
   
   The Watch Window still shows the value of Arg1 as 5, even though you selected the first call to the DoubleNum function in the Call Stack dialog box.