Display expanded formula in cell in stead of cell references

Hello, In a cell, instead of displaying:

=SUM(U30+AF30)

would it be possible to quickly display what U30 and AF30 are within the cell? like so:

=(SUM(Database!U3)-SUM(Database!I3,Database!K3,Database!Q3))-(SUM(Database!I3,Database!K3,Database!Q3))


What I'm trying to do is eliminate the first level of cell references for all the cells in a table and just have them display the databases they are referring too like in the second line. Manually copying and pasting the references over would take a while.

Thank you.
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Hi Norie, basically two tables reference the database directly, a third table takes the difference of those two tables by referencing the cells in them [the =SUM(U30+AF30].

I want to eliminate the first two database ref tables and bring the database references to the third table and take the difference between them directly in the third table, instead of pointing to two other tables.

Not sure If i'm explaining it clear enough, hopefully there's a way to quickly do this.

I wish I could but unfortunately the areas references areas of the database aren't consistent, it pulls from different areas down through the two tables

Sorry for not elaborating more. So, there are two tables (ignore the div/o etc..) both these tables reference a database and I want to get rid of them. These two tables are subtracted/added from each other in a third table. I want to get rid of the first two tables and move all the equations to the 3rd new table. so right now the 3rd table says =SUM(U28+AF28), as in cell U28 of table one plus cell AF28 of table two. I want table 3 (grey highlighted cell) to just reference and add/subtract the underlying database directly that right now flow to U28 and AF28. Re-referencing the database would be very time consuming. Was wondering if I could just pluck the references from the first two tables and plug them into the 3rd table in a quick way.