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Old 10-18-2019, 06:43 AM
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Not exactly.
You could use a Frame that goes to the edge and have that part of a style.

You could use Font shading to get your color and turn it off for the text, I believe. I have not tried this.
Here is my page on Frames and Textboxes. It shows how to insert a Frame in current versions of Word.
Frames and Textboxes in Microsoft Word
Here is a link to a document using this method.
Dropbox - Heading1Frame.docx
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The separation of the text from the shading is done by the tab settings. This was just tossed together.
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