Which component configurations should you use to display and save values that users input?

The correct choice for displaying and saving values that users input is the Display Value configuration. This configuration is specifically designed to present values to users in a user-friendly manner while also allowing for the capture of inputted data.

Using Display Value ensures that the component is capable of not only showing information but also linking it to the underlying data structure, which is vital for saving user inputs. It effectively communicates the current state of a value that may change based on user interaction. Additionally, Display Value is ideal for forms where capturing user input is necessary, as it directly ties in with the functionality to pass that input to the backend for processing or storage.

Other configurations would not serve the purpose of both displaying information and saving user inputs as seamlessly. For instance, Label is meant purely for static text that explains or describes another component, without any capability to handle user input. Save Input To, on the other hand, is not a display mechanism but rather a behavior that needs to be associated with a user interface element. Lastly, Visibility pertains to controlling whether a component appears to the user, which does not address the need for input capture and display together.

Thus, Display Value is the most appropriate component configuration for the specified purpose in the context of an Appian application.