Pagebreak for a Matrix in SSRS 2012

I am not able to set a pagebreak after every 10 rows in my Matrix .
Creating a parent group over rows and using <<ceiling(rownumber(nothing)/10)>>
does not help incase of a Matrix.
Request your helping hand on this.

Hi Simon,
Appreciate your help on this. The expression you provided didn't give me the required result .
I had posted the same question in Linked. They also followed the same process you have, but i got a different expression there. It worked absolutely how i wanted.
the expression :
=Iif(Iif(RunningValue(Fields!Carrier_Name.Value,CountDistinct,nothing)>10,RunningValue(Fields!Carrier_Name.Value,Countdistinct,nothing) mod 10
,nothing
)=1,
false,true
The other work around i took before i received this solution : I edited my MDX query to put rank function over my ordered row.Than i created a Parent group over my row.
Group by expression: <<ceiling(rownumber(nothing)/10)>> and applying a page break. But this will have some performance issue since it is related to MDX query processing.
Thank you for your help , Simon.

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