Purpose Radio buttons offer the user a choice of two or more mutually exclusive options. Try to limit the number of radio buttons and radio button groups in a dialog. Offering a high number of radio buttons consumes screen space and adds to visual clutter. At the same time, showing all available options at once is an advantage if users are likely not to know possible alternatives.
Guidelines Is this the right control?

When in narrow mode, hide the empty labels so they do not add their extra height and margins. This makes item "groups" (which logically share a...