I have a 95 page document that is nothing but a series of numbered lists. Each day I take the current list of tasks and copy-and-paste it one page down in the same document after the current date. When the list is copied I want word to keep its current number scheme starting at 1. What actually happens is that word continues the numbering from the original list despite the fact that there is a page break and other (non-list) information between the original list and its copy.

Example: ------------------------------------

```
1. Line one
    A. Item Ay
2. Line two

-- Page Break --

September 3, 2014

```

(after a copy and past of the above list)

```
3. Line one
    A. Item Ay
4. Line two

```

--- End of Example -----------------------

I know I can manually, with a few clicks, have word restart the numbering at 1, but I have a massive number of lists I am maintaining and the renumber by word is inconsistent.

Is there a way of shutting of this particular auto formatting in word?

=== EDIT September 2020 ================

The functionality has finally changed in Word 365. Working with the same files in the same way the paste of a list now restarts with 1 every time. No need for special settings, no need for context menus.

It would seem that Microsoft finally heard my anguished cries of pain.