scripting - Print full filenames with spaces in shell with find command -

I have a search command which is the size and file name of 20 largest files on the given directory (with full path) Will print and write it in a file:

  $ $ {DIR} -type f -size + 1m -exec du -h '{}' + | Sort-hr | Awk '{print $ 1', '$ 2}' | Head-20> gt; & Gt; Files.csv  

The problem is that there are some files present with the blank in your file name. These file names are printed only to the first place.

Ex: A file named 'Hello Thiext' is printed in the form of 'Hello'.

I have given the IFS 'N',

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  awk ,  print $ 1 "," $ 2  prints the first two regions separated by a comma. The problem is that there is  there.txt  in  Hello there.txt  in the third column. 
 
 It seems that only  awk  is doing the first tab is changing with a comma, it can be easily done with  sed : 
 
  $ find "$ {DIR}" -size f -size + 1m -exec du -h '{}' + | Sort-hr | Sed's / \ t /, / '| Head -20.0 m, / Path / hello there.txt