Conditional format - don't highlight text

Formula11

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Is it possible to have conditional formatting to exclude text, in this instance highlight values greater than 1.00 and don't highlight text values.

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Use formula to conditional format

Excel Formula:
=And(A1>1,Isnumber(A1))

It shall highlight only numbers and no TEXT
 
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