There are some gaps missing in your description. Where is this color going to be chosen to drive the view? In the same table where the color-specific views live, or in another one?
If you’re okay with selecting the driving color in a secondary table, this can be done, though what it will do is change the contents of a single view, not programmatically switch to a predetermined view related to that chosen color. Views can only be switched manually.
To begin, create a table called something like [CTL] (short for “Control”). This table will only contain a single record, with the name being a period symbol, and the only other field being a single select with your desired color choices.
In the table where you have your main items, you’re probably starting with something like this:
Add a link field targeting the [CTL] table, and fill all records with a link to that lone “.” record (hint: make the first link manually, then drag-fill the rest).
Add a lookup field using those links to pull the value of the {Color} field from the [CTL] table.
Add a formula field named {Match} to your main table using this formula:
IF({Selected Color} = Color, "✅")
Now add a filter to the view that only shows records where {Match?} is not empty, which leaves you with this:
Change the color in the [CTL] table, and the displayed records automatically update in the main table to match the selected color:
Hide the helper fields in the main table and you’re done.
