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Certainly would be VERY unusual to have a battery with only one good cell....they probably said one bad cell. When the first cell goes bad in a battery, you will be having electrical problems like not being able to start, so it is unlikely that you could ever drive it long enough to have a 2nd cell go bad. By that time, nothing would work correctly.

Check the voltage on the battery. It should be in the range of about 13.2 - 14.0 volts when charged.

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If you are certain the battery is good, the next things to check are (a) the connections at the battery terminals/posts (clean, tight etc...) (b) battery cables (clean, not cut, etc..) (c) starter relay (is it getting power to it, are the cables securely attached, etc..) (d) starter and solenoid (are they getting power to it, is the solenoid functioning, is the starter mounted securely, is it attempting to engage, etc...) (e) check all fuses and fusable links in this circuit.

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