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Default Need another Formula Help for Copying Info Between 2 Pages

I need to know what formula i would use for this following situation.

I have a Excel Sheet in Excel 2003
First Sheet says: Credit Card Setup
Second Sheet Says: Order Form

There are fields in both of the Sheets that require Identical Information to
be on both of the sheets. Now in the Order Form sheet i want a formula that
will take for an example.

Company Name Field which in the order form is B7 in the Credit Set Up form
it is B10 now what i want is to put the formula on the Order Form so that i
copies the field that corresponds with it on the Credit Card Setup form, so
as i am typing in the credit card Setup sheet, it is automatically copying
over to the Order form, so that i do not have to do duplicate typing. I
really appreciate any help you can provide me. This is a copy of the formula
that i was using before but my bosses changed the sheet on me and want me to
use a specific format, so i need revision on the formula so that it will work
with this one.
=IF(Sheet1!B3<"",Sheet1!B3,"") Help Please
 
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