What version of SQL Server are you running?  It makes all the
difference for this.  In SQL Server 2005 I get the backup information
from msdb..backupset.

Roy Harvey
Beacon Falls, CT

I would use get Visual Studio to generate a simple report that the
ReportViewer control can display.

You need something like:

DECLARE @backup_date DATETIME

SET @backup_date = GETDATE()

SELECT
    bs.database_name,
    LTRIM( RIGHT( CONVERT( VARCHAR, bs.backup_start_date, 100 ), 7 ) ) AS
backup_start_time,
    LTRIM( RIGHT( CONVERT( VARCHAR, bs.backup_finish_date, 100 ), 7 ) ) AS
backup_finish_time,
    CAST( DATEDIFF( n, bs.backup_start_date, bs.backup_finish_date ) AS VARCHAR
) + ' min' AS diff,
    avg_diffs.avg_diff
FROM msdb..backupset bs
    INNER JOIN
    (
    SELECT
        database_name,
        CAST( AVG( DATEDIFF( n, backup_start_date, backup_finish_date ) ) AS
VARCHAR ) + ' min' AS avg_diff
    FROM msdb..backupset
    GROUP BY database_name
    ) avg_diffs ON bs.database_name = avg_diffs.database_name
WHERE YEAR( bs.backup_start_date ) = YEAR( @backup_date )
 AND MONTH( bs.backup_start_date ) = MONTH( @backup_date )
 AND DAY( bs.backup_start_date ) = DAY( @backup_date )

HTH
wBob