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On decompilation (Reflector, ILSpy, ..) a constant NEVER EVER is referenced by any one, no matter of same assembly or another assembly, so you cannot analyze the usage of a constant in compiled code at all.
– springy76
Commented Aug 19, 2016 at 13:02
Could you get around this by making the constant private and creating a public static method on the class that just returns the constant value? I'm sure this is terrible etiquette to ask a question within the comments, but the question may also imply an answer.
– B H
Commented May 3 at 15:08

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