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# Cards measure series
In this section, let's look at the measure customization options specific to cards.
#### 1. Show or hide measures
You can hide a measure by unselecting the checkbox alongside it. To render hidden measures again, you just need to re-select the checkbox.
Measure series interface
Let's enable the charts for relative variances.
Relative variances rendered from the Manage Series interface
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