I want to use CROSS APPLY to UNPIVOT multiple columns.
The columns CGL, CPL, EO should become Coverage Type, the values for CGL, CPL, EO should go in column Premium, and values for CGLTria,CPLTria,EOTria should go in column Tria Premium
declare @TestDate table (
QuoteGUID varchar(8000),
CGL money,
CGLTria money,
CPL money,
CPLTria money,
EO money,
EOTria money
)
INSERT INTO @TestDate (QuoteGUID, CGL, CGLTria, CPL, CPLTria, EO, EOTria)
VALUES ('2D62B895-92B7-4A76-86AF-00138C5C8540', 2000, 160, 674, 54, 341, 0),
('BE7F9483-174F-4238-8931-00D09F99F398', 0, 0, 3238, 259, 0, 0),
('BECFB9D8-D668-4C06-9971-0108A15E1EC2', 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
SELECT * FROM @TestDate
Output:

The result should be like that :

Select the columns you do want to unpivot. To select more than one column contiguously or discontiguously, press Shift+Click or CTRL+Click on each subsequent column. Select Transform > Unpivot Only Selected Columns.
UNPIVOT carries out the opposite operation to PIVOT by rotating columns of a table-valued expression into column values. The syntax for PIVOT provides is simpler and more readable than the syntax that may otherwise be specified in a complex series of SELECT...CASE statements.
One quick and easy way is with VALUES
Example
select A.QuoteGUID
,B.*
From @TestDate A
Cross Apply ( values ('CGL',CGL,CGLTria)
,('CPL',CPL,CPLTria)
,('EO',EO,EOTria)
) B (CoverageType,Premium,TiraPremium)
Returns

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