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+# Chaining Methods
+
+Since, the row and column methods return a new frame, you can chain them together to get the data of multiple rows and columns. The following example shows how to get the data of multiple rows and columns.
+
+The returned data is also a new frame and you can continue chaining other frame methods on it.
+
+```js
+const data = [[...], [...], ...];
+const header = [...];
+const frame = new Frame(data, header);
+
+// 1. get multiple rows on Index 2 and 3
+// 2. then get the 'Name' and 'Age' columns of those rows
+// 3. finally print the data
+frame.row([2, 3]).column(['Name', 'Age']).show();
+```