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Default Excel, date-sensitive, 2-part formulas

I am trying to figure out a formula for billing in Excel 2003.
I want to be able to enter # of pmnts based on date.
So far I have:
=if(b239217,3,2)
meaning: if date (b2) is greater than 5/14/07, 3 payments, otherwise2.
BUT I also want to say: AND if the dates in B2 are less than 5/1/05, 1 pmnt.
Anyone can help?
Thanks
 
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