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In that case i was refering to:
awk '/10-Aug-2020/ {print $0}' file1.txt
:p
(i tend to use/(believe that) variables (are) just like regular strings)
BTW Don, i belive you're missing a -F,.
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Hi

What about (untested):
RANGE=10-Aug-2020
awk -v RANGE=$RANGE '/RANGE/ {print $0}' file1.txt

hth