How to know which other projects refer to a certain project in Visual Studio?

Question

In Visual Studio, for a class, a field, a method, I can just right click and say "Find All References" to see who is calling my code.

But there is no similar thing for a project.

What is the simplest way to do so? Do I have to check every project to tell?

Edit:

A refers to B, but can not find B using Regex.

Answer 1

1. Find All (CTRL+SHIFT+F)
2. "Find what:" = Reference.*ReplaceThisTextWithProjectName
3. Check "Use:" -> "Regular Expression" in the "Find options" section
4. "Look at these file types:" = "*.*proj* "
5. "Look in:" = Select a directory/folder on your drive. Don't use "Entire Solution" it won't get to the project file itself. (Don't forget to check "Include sub-folders")

Answer 2

Not sure if you've looked into using Resharper (not free), but it easily allows you to right-click on a project to see dependent code.

I can't live without and well worth the cost in my opinion - but it's not for everyone.

http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/webhelp/Navigation_and_Search__Finding_Usages__Finding_Dependencies_and_Referenced_Code.html

There's a 30 day trial if you want to try it out - P.S I don't work for them, just a lover of the tool! :)

http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/