Solving the Issue of Overridden mat-radio Button Values in mat-accordion with *ngFor in Angular
Here are some general tips that might help you troubleshoot the issue:
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Check if you're using the same [(ngModel)] binding for all the radio buttons. If you're using different bindings for each radio button, it might be causing the value to get overridden.
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Try using a unique value attribute for each radio button. If two or more radio buttons have the same value, it can cause the value to get overridden.
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Make sure that you're using the correct syntax for binding the radio button value. In Angular, you should use [value] instead of value to bind the value to the radio button.
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Check if there are any conflicting CSS styles that might be causing the issue. Sometimes, CSS styles can interfere with the functionality of the radio button.
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If none of the above solutions work, try using a different UI library or creating your own custom radio button component. It's possible that the issue is with the UI library you're using, or with the way you're implementing the radio button component.
