Undesired multiple pdf files created with multipage print.  Acrobat 9.5

Hello,
I have a 20 tab spreadsheet in Excel 2010, 18 tabs of which are presentation pages.
Most are landscape letter, 3 or 6 are landscape legal
The first time around, I selected the 18 tabs, file/printed to pdf, and I ended up with a perfect pdf, All 18 pages, 3 of which were legal size.
I change department names, change a bunch of data, added a few more tabs.
When I commence the same print routine, selecting all tabs to be included, I now get one 16 page pdf, a number of 1 page pdf's, and one three-page pdf.  Each time the print routine asks for the file name.  8 times in total, instead of just once.  What triggers this unwanted multi file split, and how can I prevent it?
Thank you for any and all suggestions,

Hello,
I have a 20 tab spreadsheet in Excel 2010, 18 tabs of which are presentation pages.
Most are landscape letter, 3 or 6 are landscape legal
The first time around, I selected the 18 tabs, file/printed to pdf, and I ended up with a perfect pdf, All 18 pages, 3 of which were legal size.
I change department names, change a bunch of data, added a few more tabs.
When I commence the same print routine, selecting all tabs to be included, I now get one 16 page pdf, a number of 1 page pdf's, and one three-page pdf.  Each time the print routine asks for the file name.  8 times in total, instead of just once.  What triggers this unwanted multi file split, and how can I prevent it?
Thank you for any and all suggestions,

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