Hmm... that may be a bit tricky.
In general to add undo/redo functionality you create a stack of undo actions. To undo, you move the most recent action off of that stack and add it to a redo stack. To redo, you do the opposite.
That gets a lot more complicated if you use more powerful controls such as DataGridView. Those controls tend to have their own ideas about what undo and redo mean. For example, in a normal TextBox undo cycles between the last twp things you typed. (Or to think of it another way, the last thing you typed and whatever was there before you typed that.)
The DataGridView does provide some support via the underlying DataSet and DataTable objects. Take a look at these posts and see if they help.
I'm not sure how easy they are to use with EF. You might need to look more closely at the classes and modify their property procedures to create the necessary objects in the undo/redo stacks.
I think most applications just ignore this issue and only let the user cancel or commit changes. They don't provide a more fine-grained undo/redo.
I hope that helps.
Undo Redo operations in entity framework
