String formatting/extracting

I have a string:
string = justsomerandomstuff.Count:12562morerandomstuff
I need to extract the "12562"
I never know how far in the string this number will be, but I do know it's 1 character away from the word "Count". Somehow I would need to find the position of the string "Count within the variable, add 1 and extract the numbers. Also the the number is not always the same lenghth, so it would also have to work with this:
string = justsomerandomstuff.Count:14238960morerandomstuff.
Sorry for the akward wording.
Ideas?

As long as you are using AS3, you can use regular expressions to help isolate the desired text...
var string = "justsomerandomstuff.Count:12562morerandomstuff";
var regex:RegExp = /Count:[0-9]*/;
var number:String = String(regex.exec(string)).split(":")[1];
trace(number);

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