Thanks for your reply, Italophile!

So I was able

1) Change the caption cell color


5) Macro aligned horizontally and vertically centered
6) Change the Caption Height

As for the labels and whatnot inside the gray caption cell, mine comes out as attached.

How do I go from

"Figure 1Comment:"

to

"Figure 1
Comment: "

(basically putting the "Comment: " line under the "Figure" line).

My macro line for that is currently set up as:

Label:="Figure", Title:="Comment: ", _

Also when you mentioned for the font style "Simply modify the Caption style in the template you use for this document.", it went completely over my head

I know it seems very elementary but this is coming from someone with absolutely 0 background on these things!

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You just need to add a carriage return:
Display the Styles pane (Alt+Ctrl+Shift+S), locate the Caption style, right click and select modify.

It is time that you learned because styles are central to how Word formats text. Before you start trying to control formatting using macros, it is essential that you have a grasp of how styles are used. Otherwise, you are trying to reinvent the wheel and coming up with a square wheel!

• The Importance of Styles in Microsoft Word
• Managing Word Styles by Suzanne Barnhill, MVP
• Basic Concepts of Microsoft Word - from Shauna Kelly

Without a sound basic understanding of how Word is working, under the hood, writing or modifying macros is going to be extremely frustrating. Just trying to use Word to do anything other than type a basic letter or note is going to be challenging.