Not precisely what you asked, but one of the main reasons to shoot RAW is that you can change white balance in post at will. From RAW you can make any equivalent change that a preset used shooting JPEG would.
What this does mean is that you move the issue of selecting white balance to post processing. At that point you have the widest possible latitude for WB choice.
This also frees you from worrying about white balance when shooting. You can still use Auto WB to get a JPEG (RAW+JPEG) and use the RAW to work from when AutoWB lets you down.