In the following simple graph
digraph rounded_record {
rankdir=LR
node [shape=record
style=filled
style=rounded
]
A [label = <Oben | Unten>]
B [label = <Arriba | Debajo>]
A -> B
}
I get only the rounded shape:

Or if I remove the style=rounded
I get only the filled shape:

I guess the style
attribute can hold only one term…
But can I create rounded and filled record nodes?
Graphviz is a little different in how it sets attribute values, it uses a “last-one-in” scheme instead of “use-them-all”. But not worries, just combine the values in a comma or whitespace string style="filled,rounded"
. Documentation here Node Shapes | Graphviz
digraph rounded_record {
rankdir=LR
node [shape=record
style="filled,rounded" fillcolor=lightblue
]
A [label = <Oben | Unten>]
B [label = <Arriba | Debajo>]
A -> B
}
Giving:

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Thanks so much @steveroush ! I didn’t think of this very logical way to provide two values to an attribute. You made my day. 
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