To the best of my knowledge: You can't.
But you can find the references in the database, querying the USER_DEPENDENCIES view...
Example:
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION dumb_function
2 RETURN NUMBER
3 IS
4 vResult NUMBER;
5 vDumbVariable dept.deptno%type;
6 BEGIN
7 SELECT count (*)
8 INTO vResult
9 FROM emp;
10
11 RETURN vResult;
12 END dumb_function;
13 /
Function created.
SQL> SELECT referenced_owner, referenced_name
2 FROM user_dependencies
3 WHERE NAME = 'DUMB_FUNCTION' AND referenced_type = 'TABLE'
4 /
REFERENCED_OWNER REFERENCED_NAME
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SCOTT DEPT
SCOTT EMP