Maximum Row Count - dynamically change

Hi,
How can I change dynamically (eg. from some item) value "Maximum Row Count" in "Report Attributes -> Layout and Pagination"?
Is this possible?
best regards,
Jarek

Thank you for your answer, but I want to do something else.
I want to show all rows from my query in report with pagination.
The number of rows increases.
According to documentation, field "Number of Rows" sets the number of rows which I can see on one page and field "Maximum Row Count" sets the maximum number of rows which I can see on all pages (number of rows to query).
I thougth, that when I set (before page is shown) a variable from eg. query "SELECT count(*) FROM table", I will be able to put this variable name in "Maximum Row Count" field, to see all rows from my query. However this field is the numeric field and I can't put any variable name there :(
The only way to always show all records from my query is to set "Maximum Row Count" field to very high number? Is this natural way in apex? Is this only way?
best regards,
Jarek

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