awk '{ delete vars; for(i = 1; i <= NF; ++i) { n = index($i,"="); if(n) { vars[substr($i,1,n - 1)] = substr($i,n + 1) } } Var = vars["Var"] } { print Var,$5 }'

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{
  delete vars;                   # clean up prevIoUs variable values
  for(i = 1; i <= NF; ++i) {     # walk through fields
    n = index($i,"=");          # search for =
    if(n) {                      # if there is one:

                                 # remember value by name. The reason I use
                                 # substr over split is the possibility of
                                 # something like Var=foo=bar=baz (that will
                                 # be parsed into a variable Var with the
                                 # value "foo=bar=baz" this way).
      vars[substr($i,n + 1)
    }
  }

  # if you know precisely what variable names you expect to get,you can
  # assign to them here:
  Var     = vars["Var"]
  Version = vars["Version"]
  Len     = vars["Len"]
}
{
  print Var,$5                  # then use them in the rest of the code
}