Handling failed catches

I know that is generally expected that you should not swallow exceptions. In this code, an Infragistic's UltraWinGrid is being configured. Is there a better way to handle the failed catches? Is this an exception to the rule?

private void HideExcludedColumns(UltraGridBase grid)
{
    if (_scExclusions == null) return;
    foreach (var strKey in _scExclusions)
    {
        //Set the appropriate column of the grid to hidden.
        foreach (var band in grid.DisplayLayout.Bands)
        {
            try
            {
                band.Columns[strKey].Hidden = true;
                break;
            }
            catch { }   //go to the next band.
        }
    }
}

I agree with almaz - a blanket catch is bad juju in just about every case. Need to know what exception(s) wind up being there. If the column doesn't exist, there should be a better, non-exceptional way of doing that:

private void HideExcludedColumns(UltraGridBase grid)
    {
        if (_scExclusions == null) return;
        foreach (var strKey in _scExclusions)
        {
            //Set the appropriate column of the grid to hidden.
            foreach (var band in grid.DisplayLayout.Bands)
            {
                var columnIndex = band.Columns.IndexOf(strKey);
                if (columnIndex > -1)
                {
                    band.Columns[columnIndex].Hidden = true;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
    }

StackExchange Code Review Q#20680, answer score: 12