Using Conditional Formatting in Excel to highlight duplicates but excluding some

Kukorof

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How do you use Conditional formatting to highlight duplicates in a column of data but excluding (when highlighting) cells that contains "-" or ""?
 

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How to do this automatically by selecting just he range of data, without having to manually select the data which has "-" or ""?
 
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