To reduce scrolling on a view, you want to organize existing content so that details...

To address the need to reduce scrolling and organize content effectively based on a drop-down menu selection, options A and C provide viable solutions:

A. Configure a layout group to separate each option into individual panels and set the layout to a menu format. This option directly addresses the requirement by creating a layout group where each panel corresponds to an option in the drop-down. When a user selects an option from the drop-down, only the relevant panel shows, reducing the need for scrolling and enhancing the user experience.

C. Configure a repeating dynamic layout with an embedded section for each option and set the layout format to grouped. This configuration uses a repeating dynamic layout where each section corresponds to a different drop-down option. It is effective for organizing the content based on user selection, similar to the layout group but provides a different visual organization, still reducing the scroll and improving content management.

Options B and D do not directly address the requirement as they involve disabling conditions and data relationships that do not toggle visibility or organize content based on user interactions with a drop-down menu.