The most direct and accurate method to fulfill the request is by using the dedicated Calendars area in Adobe Workfront. This approach allows for the creation of a calendar view by defining the object type (projects), specifying the date field to be displayed (Planned Dates), applying a filter for the specific project manager (Project Owner ID), and setting a single, static color (purple) for all displayed entries. This process aligns perfectly and efficiently with all the user's requirements.

A: This option is incorrect because it states that the color should be set in the filter ("set the Color ID field to purple"). In Workfront, color is a display property configured in the View settings, not a filterable attribute.

C: This option is incorrect for two reasons: you create a report (not a calendar) on the Reports page, and it incorrectly places the color setting within the filter. It also fails to mention applying the calendar view.

1. Adobe Workfront Documentation

"Get started with Calendars": This document outlines the procedure for creating a calendar directly from the Calendars area. It states

"Go to the Main Menu > Calendars... Click New Calendar." It then details the steps for adding items (like projects)

applying filters

and configuring display options

which includes setting the color for calendar entries. This supports the process described in option B.

2. Adobe Workfront Documentation

"Create a calendar report": This guide details how to apply a calendar view to a standard report. In the section "Customize the calendar view

" it explains how to configure event coloring under "Style events by

" where you can select "A single color for all events." This confirms color is a view setting.

3. Adobe Workfront Documentation

"Create or edit a filter in Adobe Workfront": This source provides a comprehensive list and explanation of available filterable fields. There is no "Color ID" field or any similar attribute that would allow a user to filter objects based on a display color

confirming that the method described in options A and C is not possible.