Label Style Composer different components or all-in-one?

[RobertEVs]

I have used hundreds of civil label styles for many things. Some I get from other projects, some I create myself. My question is when creating components for a label style is doing everything in one single text component best or should several different text sets be used? Personally, I prefer to have all my callouts in one text label then set a drag state Maximum Text Width. I get drawing from clients where they have structures labels with Length, Slope, Size, Inverts each as its own component. 

Which is best?

[brent_bakerP5FUC]

For me...if I can get it all into one component I will, but sometimes I split them up. If maybe I want to change the visibility for some reason I can just simply turn the visibility of that component to false and still keep the other components on.  So I guess it just depends on the need for that label.

[MSchille-1994]

I try to keep them all in one component as well, otherwise, depending on the label, if I want to mask it or apply a text frame to it, those two options will be for each component, thus, you get multiple text frames when you have multiple components.

[MMcCall402]

For me it depends on how I want the label to look and behave.  Sometimes you need them to be in different parts and anchored in different ways, and sometimes you want them to stay all together.

[chriscowgill7373]

It depends on the situation.  In some cases, different parts are aligned to different points, so they require multiple components.  In others, it makes the most sense to have a single component, that way you know that everything will be uniform to each other.