It is hard to detect patterns from just a single example.
Is the entry always exactly 12 characters long?
If so, you could use this formula (for an entry in cell A1):
Excel Formula:
=MID(A1,FIND("Item:",A1)+5,12)
If the values you are trying to pull are not always 12 characters long, then we will need to know more details, such as does "- PROD" appear after every number you are pulling?
If not, please post a number of examples, showing the different structure you may have and what you want in each case.
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