Hi Reza, Depending on what kind of element you want to show/hide, you can, for example, put another *ngIf on it. Or use [hidden]='selectedMetric ==='Metric 2` Or use classlist or the ngClass or one of the other way's angular hands you to manipulate the dom.
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