VB.net Nazi Problem

[cyberpunk]

Private Sub PopulateDataGridViewFromCSV(ByVal SFileName As String)
'Variables to store the count of rows and columns
Dim nRows As Long
Dim nCols As Long
'Index variables to retrieve the data row wise and col wise
Dim row As Integer
Dim col As Integer
'Declaration of Two dimensional array to store the csv content row wise and column wise
Dim ParseArray(1, 1) As String
'Use Try Catch block to handle exceptions
Try
  'Check if file exist
   If File.Exists(sFileName) Then
   'Open the CSV File into stream
   Dim sr As StreamReader = File.OpenText(sFileName)
   'Declaration of two single dimensional arrays to store the individual content
   Dim RowStringArray() As String
   Dim ColStringArray() As String
   'Load content of file to RowStringArray array
    RowStringArray = sr.ReadToEnd().Split(Environment.NewLine)
   'Retrieve the total number of rows
    nRows = UBound(RowStringArray)
   ' Split the content based on "," delimiter
    ColStringArray = RowStringArray(0).Split(",")
    'Retrieve the total number of columns 
    nCols = UBound(ColStringArray)
   ' Redimension the array.
    ReDim ParseArray(nRows, nCols)
   'Copy the csv content into the 2-dimensional array.
   For row = 0 To nRows
        ColStringArray = RowStringArray(row).Split(",")
      For col = 0 To nCols
         ParseArray(row, col) = ColStringArray(col)
      Next
   Next
   'Display the data in ListBox
    Dim dgRow As DataGridViewRow
    For row = 0 To nRows
    For col = 0 To nCols
          dgRow = new DataGridViewRow()
'##########################Problem Line##########################
          dgRow[col] = ParseArray(row,col)                 
'##########################Problem Line##########################
    Next
      'Add the row
      dbGridView.Rows.Add(dgRow)
 Next
End If
Catch ex As Exception
  MessageBox.Show(ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub

Hello Peeps. The code above I am using to convert a CSV into a two dimensional array.
This is fine until.. when i come to compile the line between the "# problem line #"'s when it converts it into the following, due to VB.NET being a codenazi

          dgRow([col] = ParseArray(row,col))   

I can't for the life of me see why it is doing this, and how i can get around it. oh, the error i'm receiving is
"Expression is not a method"

any help would be appreciated.

[NovembrDobby]

so what are you using at the moment, you wrote two versions:

dgRow([col] = ParseArray(row,col))

and

dgRow[col] = ParseArray(row,col)

anyway, I think VB does arrays with brackets so try:

dgRow(col) = ParseArray(row, col)

[cyberpunk]

the second one is what i was using, but VB.net corrects it to the first one, and then gives an error.
There in lies my problem. will try your suggestion right now.

update:
No luck on the last suggestion.

*snip... was bollocks anyway*