Created Issue: Conditional Formatting Formula Quirk [14792]

In VB.Net, I had the following code (FoundCells being a range of cells I find via a LinQ query on my sheet)

With wks
For Each cl In FoundCells
Dim Rw As Integer = cl.Start.Row

' Udate the Date column with new labels
.Cells(Rw + 0, 1).Value = "Val1"
.Cells(Rw + 1, 1).Value = "Val2"
.Cells(Rw + 2, 1).Value = "Val3"
.Cells(Rw + 3, 1).Value = "Val4"

Dim x As New ExcelAddress(Rw + 3 & ":" & Rw + 3)
With .ConditionalFormatting.AddExpression(x)
.Style.Fill.BackgroundColor.Color = Color.Yellow
.Formula = "AND(ISNUMBER(A" & Rw + 3 & "),A" & Rw + 3 & "<>A" & Rw + 2 & ")"
End With

' Add in Row above this row
.InsertRow(Rw, 1)
End With


What this code did was it applied the conditional formatting to technically:
ExcelAddress(Rw + 2 & ":" & Rw + 2)

Rather than
ExcelAddress(Rw + 3 & ":" & Rw + 3)

In other words, even though the conditional formatting was set BEFORE the addition of the new row, the formatting got attached to the rows AFTER the addition.

I hope this makes sense.... In other words:
1) I set conditional formatting on Row 4
2) I add in a new row starting at Row 1
3) The conditional formatting STILL STAYED AT ROW 4 - (Rather than moving down to row 5)

I'm pretty sure this has to do with my "With Wks" statement maybe not committing the change till the "End With"