Word 365 Title (same style as Msgbox for VBA) for Textbox? (w/o VBA)

Word 365 How to have a Title (same style as Msgbox for VBA) for Textbox ?

I need to display, but NOT print, Date formula in a Shape (hyperlinked to hidden text in main body of Word) with Title for this formula.

If I can use VBA, I would use a Msgbox with Title.

Word Textbox can contain hyperlink but how to get it a Title ? I am hoping to find equivalent of MsgBox-Title.

How else to display Title but NOT print ?

Thanks Ahead!

To automate Word (w/o VBA) content & filename with template. For end-user interfaces, I should:
⒈ SaveAs Dialog box pick up 1st paragraph (hidden)
containing period and formula to timestamp Filename
⒉Title to notify user action for formula (hidden text
How to do above ? Thanks Ahead!
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...a-41ab6d6f3f64
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...4-5399a8db98c1

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After more trial-and-error, more update.
Word 365 Default File Name using First paragraph - character restriction ? (e.g. dot, comma)

How to semi-automate dynamic File Names using Default-File-Name-feature which sets Save-As-dialog-box from 1st paragraph or Title?
My understanding of paragraph is "anything with a hard return after it (you have pressed Enter or Return)".
Wouldn't that imply comma or dot should be recognized as part of first paragraph ?
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...4-5399a8db98c1



How to have Word 365 pick up the default file name from the first paragraph which includes some characters such as dot or comma within a line ? Save As dialog box is NOT showing remaining 1st Paragraph after charcacters e.g. dot or comma.


My first paragraph (hidden) is as follows:


0. Cover {DATE \@ " yyyy MM" \* MERGEFORMAT} Distribution List.pdf

As Is,

Save As dialog box shows "0 Cover Distribution List.pdf" missing the result of formula.

How to show "0 Cover 2021 08 Distribution List.pdf" using First paragraph with above formula ?