There are various ways of answering that. Every cell has its own address, so is distinguishable. You can use the split option to show different parts of the worksheet at the same time. You can use the Name Manager to apply names to ranges of cells.
By the cell identifier.
The worksheet.
Printing is not a method for copying data to another part of the worksheet.
Formula bar toward the top left of the screen.
There are lots of ways you could do it. You could use the Page Up or the Page Down keys. You could use the Goto option by pressing the F5 key and typing in a cell address. You could also create a link in a cell that when you click will bring you to another part of the worksheet. You could also use a Custom View to jump to another part of a worksheet.
If you only want part of a worksheet to be saved, then copy the section you would like to save, open a new workbook, paste the section into a worksheet, and save the new file.
An Excel pane is part of the window. The worksheet itself can be split into panes using the Split option. You can also freeze panes, so that one is on the screen all of the time. You also have the task pane, which is outside the worksheet, but can show other things, such as help options.
An Excel worksheet is a grid, so effectively a table. Any part of it can be used as a table. There are also specialised kinds of tables in Excel, like Pivot tables and one way and two way Data tables. There are also specialised table functions. So in many ways, tables are a major part of Excel.
It allows you to view different parts of a worksheet at the same time.
No, you can not password protect only a part of a worksheet, you must protect the entire worksheet. However, you can format everything, except the section you want to protect, to unprotect. That way, when you turn the worksheet protection on you can set the protection status to allow access only to unprotected cells.
Yes of cours we can split a worksheet Click the split bar located at the right edge of the horizontal scroll bar. Drag to the left until you reach the column at which you want the worksheet window divided. Release the mouse button. Excel splits the window at that column and adds a second horizontal scroll bar to the other part of the worksheet.
Microsoft Excel is part of Microsoft Office. If that's what you mean.