Similar to @hemang35's answer, you also need to think about what your definition of a "bounce" is....
Adobe's default Bounce is a single "hit", not a single "page view"... we don't actually like that as a bounce rate, and so we created a custom bounce rate that looks specifically at "Single Page Visits / Visits"
Single Page Visits is available in your segment builder, so you could simply use this to exclude your "bounces" (IF you are only counting a Single Page View as a bounce):

Then you can use this in your calculated metrics....
However, if you are using Adobe's definition of a bounce... i.e. Single Hit in a visit, then this won't exclude the same people that Adobe identified...
Unfortunately, Bounces isn't available in the segment builder.... neither is Occurrences... so trying to exclude only single "hit" data could be tricky... I am not sure if we can properly exclude Bounces as per Adobe's definition... (unless you happen to have a custom event on every hit that you could use as a proxy to exclude visits with more than 1 hit....similar to the other solution looking at PVs).
I did want to make sure you were aware of the single hit vs single page differences... this may not impact you... maybe all your actions also pair with additional page views... but if you track anything like overlay impressions, close overlay, expand and collapse element on the page which would trigger additional hits without additional page views, you will find there could be a large discrepancy.