Negative rowIndex problem for new DataGridViewRow

I create and add a new row to an unbound DataGridView.  Then, if I try and
access an item in the Cells collection of the row, as in my commented out
code, I get an index out of range exception, rowIndex.  I'm not specifying a
row index, so I assume it is inferring it from the row object, whose
rowIndex property is -1.  However, when I access the cell through a row in
the grids Rows collection, I'm happy, as in my other code.  Can anyone
explain this behaviour?



The exception:



Specified argument was out of the range of valid values.

Parameter name: rowIndex



The code:



            ExportLineRow newRow = new ExportLineRow(); // Derived from
DataGridViewRows.

            newRow.ExportLine = newLIne;

            newRow.CreateCells(dgvLayout);

            dgvLayout.Rows.Add(newRow);



            int cx = 1;

            foreach (Column o in
newRow.ExportLine.RecordLayout.Columns.Values)

            {

                int rowIndex = dgvLayout.Rows.Count - 1;

                dgvLayout.Rows[rowIndex].Cells[cx].Value = o.ColumnValue;



                // TODO Find out why this doesn't work.  Why is rowIndex -1?

                //DataGridViewCell c = newRow.Cells[cx];

                //newRow.Cells[cx].Value = o.ColumnValue;
// Exception thrown here.

                cx++;

            }



My column indexing is clearly not the problem, as in the following
breakdown, the first snippet works with the same column index that's used in
the second snippet, which failes:



Works:



            foreach (Column o in
newRow.ExportLine.RecordLayout.Columns.Values)

            {

                int rowIndex = dgvLayout.Rows.Count - 1;

                dgvLayout.Rows[rowIndex].Cells[cx].Value = o.ColumnValue;

                cx++;

            }



Doesn't work:



            foreach (Column o in
newRow.ExportLine.RecordLayout.Columns.Values)

            {

                DataGridViewCell c = newRow.Cells[cx];

                newRow.Cells[cx].Value = o.ColumnValue;

                cx++;

            }