Please help with regular expression

Hello,
With the help of my previous posting answers, Re: Procedure to Extract multiple substring from a string , I updated the query. But, I am not getting desired answer in all case. Could you please help me out? My query is based on the previous posting. Any other simple way to achieve this?
I will really appreciate it.
select
       ltrim ( regexp_substr(txt, '\[(\w+)', 1, level), '[')      as id, /* id is number */
       ltrim ( regexp_substr(ltrim ( regexp_substr(txt, ':[^]]+', 1, level), ':'), '\w+-*\d*', 1, 1), ':') as qid, /* Qid could be char/number/space any combination except ':' */
       ltrim ( regexp_substr(ltrim ( regexp_substr(txt, ':[^]]+', 1, level), ':'), '\w+', 1, 2), ':')      as num,
      to_date( ltrim ( regexp_substr(ltrim ( regexp_substr(txt, ':[^]]+', 1, level), ':'), '[^:]+', 1, 3), ':'),'MM/DD/YY')   as effdate
from (
                        select '[10946:M100:N:][10947:Q1222:N:][38198:PPP-2:N:][13935:PPP-6:N:][38244:QQQ-4:Y:01/01/10]'     as txt
                        from     dual
        connect by level <= length(regexp_replace(txt, '[^[]'));I should get :
ID             QID          NUM         EFFDATE
10946     M100     N
10947     Q1222     N
38198     PPP-2     N
13935     PPP-6     N
38244     QQQ-4     Y     01-JAN-10But, getting
ID             QID          NUM          EFFDATE
10946     M100     N
10947     Q1222     N
38198     PPP-2     2
13935     PPP-6     6
38244     QQQ-4     4     01-JAN-10Thanks,

Hi,
So the num column is wrong, is that it?
Describe what the num column should be. For example "num is the 3rd part of the :-delimited list enclosed in the square brackets".
If that's what you want, then change the definition of num from
...                     ltrim ( regexp_substr(ltrim ( regexp_substr(txt, ':[^]]+', 1, level), ':'), '\w+', 1, 2), ':')      as num,to
...                      REGEXP_SUBSTR ( REGEXP_SUBSTR ( txt
                                      , '[^]]+'
                                            , 1
                                   , LEVEL
                         , '[^:]+'
                         , 1
                         , 3
                         )      AS num,

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