How to choose color marker in intensity plot

Hi There,
I am trying to plot my 2D data file in intensity plot. I want to that color plot should be like Red as maximum value while Green as minimum and 0 value should be yellow. I looked at this example http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/1ADFF221E27F5B5886256E6F007C7B58?OpenDocument , but in this example they are deciding marker beforehand. In my file i want to choose marker based on maxima and minima value.
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Yogesh
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Here's a simple example. I did not change anything execpt to show the z-scale markers with 1 decimal digit (default is zero). This is just cosmetic.
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