Here's how you can do it: Open your database in MS Access. Go to the 'Form Design' tab on the Ribbon. In the 'Controls' group, find and select the 'Tab Control' icon that looks like a tabbed folder. Click on the form where you want to place the tab control. It will create a default tab control with two pages.

Adding tabs to an Access form can make it more organized and easier to use, especially if the form contains many controls. By placing related controls on separate pages of the tab control, you can reduce clutter and make it easier to work with your data. To add tabs to a form, you use the Tab Control tool.

On the Design tab, in the Controls group, click the Tab Control tool. Click on the form where you want to place the tab control. Access places the tab control on the form. Select the controls that you want to move to the tab page. To select multiple controls, hold down the SHIFT key and then click the controls you want to move.

When a user chooses the corresponding tab, that page becomes active. With the tab control, you can construct a single form or dialog box that contains several different tabs, and you can group similar options or data on each tab's page. For example, you might use a tab control on an Employees form to separate general and personal information.