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How do I find which referenced file has a namespace in a using directive?

I have older software that I maintain. I am trying to figure out which particular referenced file contains a namespace that is injected into a project using the using directive.

Is there an easy way to find which referenced file contains the namespace of a given directive? It seems like it should be easy, and it probably is, but all my searches using these terms return results related to how to implement with directives and reference classes, etc. However, I can't seem to find an answer to find the link containing the namespace in question.

For some reason, links often contain namespaces that have nothing to do with the filename. For example, I've seen links like Foo.cs that contain a namespace panel. Then I see

using Bar;

and can't find an easy way to see which referenced file contains the namespace.

Anyway, apologize in advance if this is something just silly that I just don't find.

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Object Browser? It will display the assembly name - Fals



I was able to find the namespace under the type in the explorer object, thanks. Even as a relative newbie, this is something I would have to try, so thanks for taking the time to point me in the right direction.

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